- Michael Dease: So in virtual learning,
through online platforms,
we often think about the challenges.
There's not the in-person vibe and ambience.
You don't get to hear a natural, authentic-type sound,
but there's a lot of benefits too.
We don't talk about those as much, and I think we should.
One of them is that the online platforms
let us share content immediately.
So you can hear what's on the computer;
you don't have to wait.
If a playlist is made,
everything is coming right at the student right away
and you're immediately immersed in the art.
And that's something that, as we did our master classes,
we could play, we could share video, we could share audio,
we could write comments,
everybody's notes were immediately transferred
to each other, so in those ways,
the information is starting to be
at your fingertips, literally.
Whenever you want, however you want, you can replay it,
you can record your classes,
and in this way I think online learning is special
and unique in a way that is very beneficial to us all.
["Three Blind Mice" by Sara Jacovino]
[lively jazz music]
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[trumpet solo]
["Three Blind Mice" by Sara Jacovino]
[trombone solo]
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["Three Blind Mice" by Sara Jacovino]
[blaring ending]
["Groove's Grove" by Steve Davis]
[swanky jazz music]
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[saxophone solo]
[trombone solo]
[saxophone solo]
[trombone solo]
[saxophone solo]
[trumpet solo]
[bass solo]
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["Groove's Grove" by Steve Davis]
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