I recently read an article on golfing that may apply to saxophone players. The article stated that in spite of the tremendous advancements in golf equipment (club design, ball material changes, training aids etc.), teaching techniques, swing development, and course design the average handicap of all amateur players who have a registered handicap has not change at all in 50 years. It was 100 50 years ago and still is now. Although a case can be made for improvements made by professional players, the rest of us have not gotten any better than the previous generation of golfers.
My question is; is this true for saxophone players as well? Has the developments in saxophone instrument technology resulted in improvement in playing or is the average saxophone player no better in 2018 than he or she was in 1968 or earlier. Discuss!
My question is; is this true for saxophone players as well? Has the developments in saxophone instrument technology resulted in improvement in playing or is the average saxophone player no better in 2018 than he or she was in 1968 or earlier. Discuss!