Instrumental music is increasingly marginalized and there’s just no outlet, there’s no venue for it, in terms of media.
Meaning of the quote
Instrumental music, like the kind played by musicians without words, is becoming less popular and has fewer places to be heard, especially on TV, radio, and online. There are fewer opportunities for this type of music to be shared with the public.
About David Sanborn
David Sanborn was an acclaimed American alto saxophonist who blended jazz with pop and R&B, playing on albums for many famous artists. He won six Grammys and was known as one of the most commercially successful saxophonists since the 1980s, despite disliking the term ‘smooth jazz’.
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