Stevie here. Thanks for checking out the audio format of the show. You're about to

listen to composer, musician, and saxophonist Grace Kelly. My favorite part of

her interview was talking about the competitiveness within the jazz world.

Thanks for tuning in. Peace.

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. . . O we have a very special guest tonight, please welcome for the first time. Composer, musician, saxophoneist, graci Kelly . . .

Oh, that was cool. Yeah, I was feeling that no, we're just kind of going with the flow. Um, and

that is DG is does your saxophone have a name? Um, Rosie. So you did name it. Is that, um, is

that pretty common for a musician to name their instrument? I, I've heard all sorts. I, I, I,

I think it's pretty common, but I also know some people are just like, yeah, it's an instrument,

but for me, it's like, it feels like a personal connection. Yeah. I love hearing stories about

like, people's instruments. Yeah. And then how long have you had Rose? Rosie. Yeah. Um, I've had her for,

probably like eight years, eight years. And then I have Mark, Mark set, yeah, in his case,

yes, at home. Um, and is that for a person who's aspiring to be a saxophone is like you,

where, uh, how do they know where to get like a decent saxophone? Can you go to guitar center or

something? Uh, there's, you could. I always like recommend that people try out the horns because

sometimes people buy like a horn off eBay. And you don't know what state it's going to come in.

Is that a no, no? Honestly, it's all over the map. Some people, it's been a great experience.

Some it like, it could come broken. Yeah. Have you done that? Have you gotten an instrument

through eBay? I have not gotten an instrument through eBay. I've gotten like this one through

usually going to the local music store and trying it out. That one. Yeah. Well, this is a Yamaha.

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