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EPISODE · Jan 6, 2025 · 1H 12M

Episode 61 - Alphonso Young Jr (Contemporary Approach To Traditional Teaching Fundamentals )

from Drummers Pathway Podcast · host Michael Scott

This episode features my conversation with drummer Alphonso Young Jr. Based out of Virginia, Alphonso is highly regarded for his versatility and musicality. Throughout his 50 year career, he has worked with numerous high profile jazz artists, but is best know for his work with the Eric Byrd Trio, of which he has been a member for over 20 years. Alphonso is a music teacher with the Loudoun County Public Schools and is also currently on faculty at Shenandoah University & Gettysburg College where he is a leading authority on drum set performance. In our conversation, we talk about how he adapts traditional methods to develop contemporary approaches when learning the fundamentals. We also talk about the importance of incorporating musical applications into each lesson and why it’s essential to be open to learning as much from your students as they do from you. Follow Alphonso: https://www.instagram.com/alyoungjr/ https://ericbyrdtrio.com/trio/alphonso-young-jr/ Email: [email protected]

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