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Saxophone Techniques: How to Handle the Saxophone

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This blog is devoted for saxophonists who want to better their techniques. This guide is a great tool for saxophonist who are just beginning to those who are seasoned players. Tuesday, January 30, 2007. How to Handle the Saxophone. Here are some tips on preventing damage to the saxophone. When assembling the saxophone, never have your hands over the rods. Make sure the cork is greased. Never assemble the saxophone while the case is in your lap. Keep the case on the floor in a safe place. Hot water will w...

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Saxophone Techniques: Breathing

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This blog is devoted for saxophonists who want to better their techniques. This guide is a great tool for saxophonist who are just beginning to those who are seasoned players. Tuesday, January 30, 2007. If you are a teacher are listed different metaphors to explain how to breathe to a student. Or if you are a student starting out use this to aid your breathing. Breathe through the bottom of the chair. Fill up a drinking glass (breathing from the bottom up). Breathe from the bottom of your stomach. The be...

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Saxophone Techniques: 11/26/06 - 12/3/06

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This blog is devoted for saxophonists who want to better their techniques. This guide is a great tool for saxophonist who are just beginning to those who are seasoned players. Friday, December 1, 2006. Make sure you tune your F# (A concert on alto and E concert on tenor). This notes balances the tendency notes the best. The low Bb is almost always sharp. The low C, C#, D, and Eb run a little flat. Some models have the low E run flat as well. The middle B on Yamaha instruments is really flat. The best way...

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Saxophone Techniques: 11/19/06 - 11/26/06

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This blog is devoted for saxophonists who want to better their techniques. This guide is a great tool for saxophonist who are just beginning to those who are seasoned players. Saturday, November 25, 2006. Whether you just starting out or have been playing for many years, choosing a saxophone that plays well is important. There are different brands of instruments, some better than others, with different models and styles. You don't have to pay the high cost of a saxophone up front. If you decide to rent, ...

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Saxophone Techniques: 1/28/07 - 2/4/07

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This blog is devoted for saxophonists who want to better their techniques. This guide is a great tool for saxophonist who are just beginning to those who are seasoned players. Tuesday, January 30, 2007. Putting a Reed on the Mouthpiece. Labels: Care and Handling. When standing tall your shoulders are comfortably back, head perfectly balanced, your arms relaxed to your side. A good rule of thumb is to imagine holding a broom between your shoulder blades. When you play the clarinet nothing should c...All o...

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Saxophone Techniques: Putting a Reed on the Mouthpiece

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This blog is devoted for saxophonists who want to better their techniques. This guide is a great tool for saxophonist who are just beginning to those who are seasoned players. Tuesday, January 30, 2007. Putting a Reed on the Mouthpiece. Labels: Care and Handling. This blog is devoted for saxophonists who want to better their techniques. This guide is a great tool for saxophonist who are just beginning to those who are seasoned players. Putting a Reed on the Mouthpiece. How to Handle the Saxophone.

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Saxophone Techniques: Proper Embouchure

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This blog is devoted for saxophonists who want to better their techniques. This guide is a great tool for saxophonist who are just beginning to those who are seasoned players. Tuesday, January 30, 2007. This blog is devoted for saxophonists who want to better their techniques. This guide is a great tool for saxophonist who are just beginning to those who are seasoned players. Putting a Reed on the Mouthpiece. How to Handle the Saxophone. View my complete profile. Learn about the Hammond Novachord.

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Saxophone Techniques: Posture

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This blog is devoted for saxophonists who want to better their techniques. This guide is a great tool for saxophonist who are just beginning to those who are seasoned players. Tuesday, January 30, 2007. This blog is devoted for saxophonists who want to better their techniques. This guide is a great tool for saxophonist who are just beginning to those who are seasoned players. Putting a Reed on the Mouthpiece. How to Handle the Saxophone. I am 24 years old, married, and have a long life ahead of me. T...

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Saxophone Techniques: 12/24/06 - 12/31/06

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This blog is devoted for saxophonists who want to better their techniques. This guide is a great tool for saxophonist who are just beginning to those who are seasoned players. Friday, December 29, 2006. There are other synthetic reeds that are on the market. Plastic reeds are popular, especially for marching band season. Fibercane is another type of synthetic reed that uses a combination of reed cane and plastic. I find these reeds last a long time but have a poor sound quality. Fibercell...Ok, for those...