You can now also visit my web page on My Space to hear sound clips and get info for upcoming shows!

In 2007, Laura presented her jazz meets comedy clinic entitled "Improv Soup" at the Berklee College of Music, the Jazz Improv Convention , and for the faculty of the NY Pops Salute to Music program. Keep checking back for future clinics!

I have recently been studying and working as a voice over artist. I have a new website! Check back for more demos in the near future.

I am pleased to announce that "Sax in the City," a new compilation CD which features the original music of 11 female jazz instrumentalists (myself and 10 others), is now available at CDbaby.com. 100% of the proceeds will go to breast cancer charities. This is a project that I've been working on for three years---I'm really proud to be the producer, the music is awesome, and the CD cover rocks! Thanks to Steve Wilkinson for putting it out there. You can now link up to Sax in the City on My Space!

We were very excited to have our CD release party in June 2005 at Birdland Jazz Club in New York City. We couldn't have done this without the help of our sponsors JodyJazz Saxophone and Clarinet Mouthpieces, and Roberto's Woodwind.In 2005 and 2006 we were able to donate funds to the Breast Cancer Research Foundation , Breast Cancer Action, and to The Sarcoma Foundation. "Sax in the City" also received special honors from Bob Bernotas of WNTI-FM as one of the best CDs released in 2005.

Here's a photo from the CD release party!

Saxophonists--check out Jody Jazz saxophone mouthpieces. These mouthpieces are designed by saxophonist Jody Espina and are very well made. I find that the mouthpieces offer a lot of versatility, especially for the player that performs in many different contexts. Visit the Jody Jazz website atwww.jodyjazz.com. P.S. I LOVE the JodyJazz DV for alto sax AND tenor sax. It is truly amazing!

I am also endorsing Legere reeds. This company has been known for primarily manufacturing superb synthetic clarinet reeds and has recently come out with a new cut specifically designed for jazz & contemporary saxophonists. This new line is called the "Studio Cut" and they play fantastic! You can learn more by visiting their website at www.legere.com