The Jeff Coffin Interview

Possibly the most important and innovative horn player of our time comes on to talk about teachin...

An episode of the The Teacher's Life Podcast podcast, hosted by Bobby, titled "The Jeff Coffin Interview" was published on November 2, 2008 and runs 24 minutes.

November 2, 2008 ·24m · The Teacher's Life Podcast

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Possibly the most important and innovative horn player of our time comes on to talk about teaching music. Visit www.theteacherslifeblog.blogspot.com for links and videos of Jeff.

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Possibly the most important and innovative horn player of our time comes on to talk about teaching music. Visit www.theteacherslifeblog.blogspot.com for links and videos of Jeff.

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