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For over a decade now I managed to build up a career as soloist, composer and improviser playing with some of the leading voices in European jazz, along with performing eith American players (Kurt Rosenwinkel, Jamie Baum, Jonathan Blake and Jaleel Shaw).I teach also improvisation and composition, drawing from the European tradition and my experiences working with such trumpet masters as Tomasz Stańko, Piotr Wojtasik, Axel Dorner and Palle Mikkelborg.After years and years of struggling myself to find a right embochure and way of playing (went through at least 4 complete embochure corrections) I finally am at the point where I am confident my approach works and because of all the experience gathered I can help with technical issues at any level.

Technique - based strongly on work of Arnold Jacobs and Laurie Frink approach. Janiyah Outlaw might not know her way around EB Frink Middle School yet, but she knows a lot more about moving up to the sixth grade after spending the past three weeks in LCPS’s Summer Bridge Academy, a program helping rising sixth and ninth graders make the step up to a new school environment.

What I teach is: technique, improvisation, composition, career strategiens and PR.

Frink Middle School and Contentnea Savannah K-8 School feed into North Lenoir High School. Frink Middle School receives students from Banks Elementary School in Kinston and La Grange Elementary School in La Grange. Frink Middle School Students will love earning awards and prizes while improving their skills in math, language arts, science. It was located at 103 North Martin Luther King Jr. Frink Middle School Middle Grades The goal of middle level education is to encourage academic excellence in an atmosphere that emphasizes the individual and provides the support needed to bridge the gap between elementary and high school, while providing developmentally appropriate instructional strategies. It is the only former black school in the county to not undergo major renovations since integration.Į.B. Frink Middle School began as La Grange Colored High School in 1920. Frink Middle school is the oldest school in Lenoir County still in use. In the 1980’s, Lenoir County switched from the junior high system to a middle school system and the grade levels served changed to sixth through eighth grade. With integration, all the county middle and high schools changed their mascots, and FMS went from being the Wildcats to the Cavaliers. Frink went from a high school, to a junior high school serving grades seven through nine. In 1970, Lenoir County schools integrated and E.B. Mewborn was a former student at Frink, and he was principal until 1981.

Allen Mewborn became the second principal of the consolidated school. Savannah school is now closed, but was consolidated with Contentnea Elementary to form Contentnea Savannah K-8 School. Interestingly enough, these remain three of the four current middle schools in Lenoir County. E B Frink Middle School placed in the bottom 50 of all schools in North Carolina for overall test scores (math proficiency is bottom 50, and reading proficiency is bottom 50) for the 2018-19 school year. There were three choices for black students in Lenoir County: Frink, Savannah, and Woodington. E B Frink Middle School serves 503 students in grades 6-8. When consolidation occurred, Frink was chosen for its location, infrastructure, and administration. Upon consolidation, the school was renamed E.B. Around this time, Lenoir County became one of the first places in North Carolina to have both white and black consolidated schools. Principal Frink died suddenly in May of 1951. They rebuilt the school across the street at its current location (102 N. In 1921, the school caught on fire and burned down. It was located at 103 North Martin Luther King Jr. Frink Middle School began as La Grange Colored High School in 1920.