Specialties
Recording artist Isaac Edwards, a pro saxophonist whose music has achieved radio and streaming success worldwide, provides saxophone lessons to adults, teens and kids in-home and in his home studio with quality, expert instruction. With beginning students, Isaac teaches basic saxophone technique and fundamentals, sight reading, ear training and theory. As students master the basics and grow more advanced, he focuses on three main areas: tone development, technical facility for improvisation, and the jazz language. He also helps students prepare for auditions, such as high school or college bands, or for work as a professional musician. As a teacher and performer, Isaac is versatile and fluent in a variety of musical styles, including: straight ahead/traditional jazz, funk, pop, R & B, smooth jazz, Gospel, soul, classical, and much more. Isaac is an in-demand performer and is frequently asked to play at special events. Isaac holds a B.A. in Music Performance and an M.A. in Jazz Studies (CSU Long Beach, Bob Cole Conservatory; studied with Eric Marienthal). Isaac is also an accomplished composer, arranger and producer, and his latest sax single, "Christina Christina" (2019), was a radio success and made Billboard's Most Added List for the Smooth Jazz chart. This single, as well as other songs off his latest album, "Begin Again," continue to soar on jazz radio and streaming stations worldwide. Isaac's performances, tone and musicality receive accolades wherever he plays.
History
Established in 2017.
Isaac has been performing, producing and recording saxophone professionally for over 20 years. Having settled in beautiful San Diego in recent years, he began establishing his music business (including performing live, music production, recording and teaching lessons) in Southern California-- specifically San Diego-- beginning in 2017.
Meet the Business Owner: Isaac E.
Isaac Edwards has been playing saxophone for over 20 years, with ample professional experience in both live and studio performance. He received his B.A. in Music Performance, followed by his M.A. in Jazz Studies from California State University, Long Beach (Bob Cole Conservatory), where he studied with Eric Marienthal. He has performed/recorded with Kirk Whalum (saxophonist on Whitney Houston's "I Will Always Love You"), Malcolm Jamal-Warner ("Theo" from the Cosby Show), at Paisley Park (the late Prince's Estate), and has opened for artists such as Michael W. Smith and Amy Grant. His latest single, "Begin Again," was a radio success and made Billboard's Most Added List for the Smooth Jazz Chart.