Dave Hanson, a jazz arranger, composer, pianist, and longtime TM practitioner, discusses the importance of TM practice for his music and life. He talks about the technique’s vital role in developing the consciousness of musicians, to help harmonize the joy of playing music with a joyful, successful personal life.
Mr. Hanson has written for a diverse range of artists and ensembles, including Paul Winter, who performed for the Boston Pops 100th anniversary; the Denver Brass and Boulder Brass; and for pops symphony concerts in Colorado, Houston, Milwaukee, New Jersey, and Pittsburgh. He is also the pianist, co-leader, and arranger/composer of the H2 Big Band, which has soared in the jazz radio charts with a series of recordings. The band has been featured in supportive and collaborative roles with Darius Rucker, Veronica Swift, René Marie, Take 6, Jon Faddis, Kevin Mahogany, Curtis Stigers, Clint Holmes, and Allan Harris.
Mr. Hanson studied jazz arranging at the Eastman School of Music. He was a longtime faculty member in the Jazz and Commercial Music Department at the Lamont School of Music, University of Denver. His music is published by Excelcia Music Publishing and Denver Brass Publications.
TM Talks host Mario Orsatti, Director of Advanced Techniques of the TM program for the United States, interviewed Dave Hanson on June 4, 2023.
Watch the conversation with Dave Hanson (54:35)
Dave Hanson, a jazz arranger, composer, pianist, and longtime TM practitioner… talks about the technique’s vital role in developing the consciousness of musicians, to help harmonize the joy of playing music with a joyful, successful personal life.
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