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Courtesy of the United States Army. Whatever you ever wanted to know about the saxophone is in this two hour video.


Hope you enjoy.
 

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J.C.: Thanks for the endurance viewing. Glad you enjoyed it.

Milandro: From the observation tower no shut down has been declared we are still in the fight.

When I was viewing this video I did thnk about the fact that 99% of the questions presented here are answered in the video. Well, 90% of the beginning stuff. Somewhat like Larry Teal's Art of Saxophone on video.

But something tells me that there is no fear of our regular programming such as: "What the best.....?; and, Who is the greatest that.....?

There are parts that are not for everybody, but at least it is thorough.

Glad you two enjoyed it.
 

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Courtesy of myself and another member at Cafe Saxophone, here is an index so that this instructional video can be used as a reference as well.

First Hour
1:13 History
4:18 The Saxophone Family
7:46 Getting Started
9:02 Assembly
12:20 The Reed
16:30 Reed Storage
17:30 Posture
18:52 Hand Position
20:02 Embouchure
22:40 Tuning
24:00 Breathing and Air Support
28:54 Starting the Tone
32:40 Legato Tonguing
33:50 Staccato Tonguing
36:25 How To Practice a Difficult Passage
38:20 How to Develop Fast Single Tonguing
39:56 Vibrato
42:36 (A Good Example of Classical Altissimo)
43:45 Voicing
48:33 Tuning and Centering the Pitch
52:28 Advanced Techniques for Contemporary Music
54:30 Altissimo
56:18 Circular Breathing
Second Hour
00:23 Slap Tonguing
02:38 Double tonguing
06:01 Palm key technique
07:19 Low register
09:18 Stuff to have
09:53 Practice tips
11:52 The break (middle #C/D)
14:21 Chromatic fingerings
16:31 Covered #C
18:18 Sticky keys
18:51 #G key regulation
19:33 Reed adjustment
23:23 Chamber ensemble tips
-Switches to jazz-
27:18 Articulation
29:55 Tone
32:37 Equipment
35:28 Embouchure
39:33 Feel
41:58 Big band sax section history
49:18 Roles within the section
 

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Courtesy of myself and another member at Cafe Saxophone, here is an index so that this instructional video can be used as a reference as well.

First Hour
1:13 History
4:18 The Saxophone Family
7:46 Getting Started
9:02 Assembly
12:20 The Reed
16:30 Reed Storage
17:30 Posture
18:52 Hand Position
20:02 Embouchure
22:40 Tuning
24:00 Breathing and Air Support
28:54 Starting the Tone
32:40 Legato Tonguing
33:50 Staccato Tonguing
36:25 How To Practice a Difficult Passage
38:20 How to Develop Fast Single Tonguing
39:56 Vibrato
42:36 (A Good Example of Classical Altissimo)
43:45 Voicing
48:33 Tuning and Centering the Pitch
52:28 Advanced Techniques for Contemporary Music
54:30 Altissimo
56:18 Circular Breathing
Second Hour
00:23 Slap Tonguing
02:38 Double tonguing
06:01 Palm key technique
07:19 Low register
09:18 Stuff to have
09:53 Practice tips
11:52 The break (middle #C/D)
14:21 Chromatic fingerings
16:31 Covered #C
18:18 Sticky keys
18:51 #G key regulation
19:33 Reed adjustment
23:23 Chamber ensemble tips
-Switches to jazz-
27:18 Articulation
29:55 Tone
32:37 Equipment
35:28 Embouchure
39:33 Feel
41:58 Big band sax section history
49:18 Roles within the section
Now that's dedication. Thank you.
 

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Yeah, wow! And thanks much!

Although I live in total lockdown Italy, I still go in to work 3 times a week, and with two active small kids at home, to have 2 hours in a row free is pretty much a luxury. I'll definitely download the video for future reference.

Keep safe all,
Kenneth
 

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2 hours of good information for viewers with the "Yearning for Learning". Good students always wanting to learn more has been what I've noticed in my teaching experience. Great video.
 

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Courtesy of myself and another member at Cafe Saxophone, here is an index so that this instructional video can be used as a reference as well.

First Hour
1:13 History
4:18 The Saxophone Family
7:46 Getting Started
9:02 Assembly
12:20 The Reed
16:30 Reed Storage
17:30 Posture
18:52 Hand Position
20:02 Embouchure
22:40 Tuning
24:00 Breathing and Air Support
28:54 Starting the Tone
32:40 Legato Tonguing
33:50 Staccato Tonguing
36:25 How To Practice a Difficult Passage
38:20 How to Develop Fast Single Tonguing
39:56 Vibrato
42:36 (A Good Example of Classical Altissimo)
43:45 Voicing
48:33 Tuning and Centering the Pitch
52:28 Advanced Techniques for Contemporary Music
54:30 Altissimo
56:18 Circular Breathing
Second Hour
00:23 Slap Tonguing
02:38 Double tonguing
06:01 Palm key technique
07:19 Low register
09:18 Stuff to have
09:53 Practice tips
11:52 The break (middle #C/D)
14:21 Chromatic fingerings
16:31 Covered #C
18:18 Sticky keys
18:51 #G key regulation
19:33 Reed adjustment
23:23 Chamber ensemble tips
-Switches to jazz-
27:18 Articulation
29:55 Tone
32:37 Equipment
35:28 Embouchure
39:33 Feel
41:58 Big band sax section history
49:18 Roles within the section
Now that is a useful service to have performed!

Thanks a million!

Very cool.
 
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