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    Greetings! I would rate myself as an intermediate player. I play tenor and can attain very sweet sounding and fluid notes for the entire register from high F# to low C in pretty much any song I play. But when I come across a sudden B or Bb, I honk. It's not the sax as it occurs or has occurred...
    difficulty with low notes harsh harsh low notes honk honking
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    Whenever Phil plays a tune in concert G, he likes to conclude by honking the lowest alto note, thereby ending on the tritone of the key. Here are a couple of examples: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uLNe6aaZMiM#t=05m34s http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9YKHk4YvwvY#t=06m08s Cool, yes?
    alto saxophone b-flat honk phill woods tritone
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