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Accent on Achievement, Book 1 (Tenor Saxophone)
Array (Paperback) Alfred Publishing Company 1997-05
By John O'Reilly and Mark Williams
Book & CD Pages: 48
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I am thinking of teaching myself how to play saxophone. How difficult will this be, and can your recommend any good sites to teach me the finger holes, etc? Also I have heard that 'alto' will be best to begin with? Any suggestions will be...
I suggest the Standard of Excellence book for beginner musicians. You can order them online or purchase one at your local music retailer.
video of how a saxophone is made.
who makes really good saxophones that are at a resonaable price?
That depends on your definition of "reasonable". I believe when it comes to musical instruments you get what you pay for. If you want to pay 2 grand for an alto, you are going to get a decent intermediate model sax. This does not mean...
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Fits with the most common ligatures
Black mouthpiece cap
Helps to prevent chipping and breaking of any alto sax mouthpiece
I really love soprano sax and planning to buy one soon. However, I can't find a music school that teaches soprano sax. They teaches the alto one. If I can play an alto sax, does it mean I can easily play a soprano one too? How different is playing...
The major difference between the soprano saxophone and the alto saxophone is that both are transposing instruments in different pitch, i.e. soprano sax is in Bb and alto saxophone is in Eb. This means that tuning will get in the way a little at...
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On certain notes (middle C#, low C and low Bb for example) my tenor saxophone seems to buzz, and I can't figure out why. It really is bothering me, as in my band, the trombone players and myself usually have to harmonize, and that is pretty difficult
Take it to a local music store and have the repair technician look at it. He/she can help you figure out the problem rather quickly. More than likely you have a leak somewhere.
I need to buy a new saxophone.. What saxophone brands are the best? and where can I get a professional saxophone soprano at a cheap price? (that can ship to Puerto Rico cuz I live there :P)
I'm looking for a professional black and gold...
The best saxophones: Selmer Paris is by far the leading choice of professionals. You should be able to get a model 53 Selmer Paris Bb Soprano Saxophone anywhere in the world for about $5,000.
Keilworth have a really good...
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