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We all know how important it is to make a good first impression. Well, music is the same. For example, when I’m judging a competition, it only takes a few seconds to see who is playing at a high level and who is not. Sure, we can tell from correct and incorrect notes, but everyone can usually play the notes …
As a beginner, playing any note with confidence is a challenge, but with consistent practice, progression comes quickly. However, that leaves the high notes and the low notes, which tend to be more difficult. If you want some tips on the high notes, go ahead and click here. Today, however, we’re going to talk about the low notes. By the …
Have you seen the chapstick looking container in your saxophone case? What is that for? Do you apply it to your lips when you get tired? I hope you haven’t because…well, I’m not sure what would happen. This chapstick item is called cork grease, and…
Share this PostWhen discussing equipment, whether it’s for saxophone or another hobby, it’s essential to know what will work best in order to help you succeed. In this post, we’re going to talk about the One Thing You Need to Know about saxophone mouthpieces, in order to avoid potential pitfalls. This one thing will also help you get a better …
Last week we discussed some benefits of warming up, and we provided a brief overview of exercises you could use to drastically improve your playing. Then, we promised a warm-up outline you could use in every practice session. Let’s begin by providing the outline: Warm-Up Outline Longtones (2 Minutes) Timing Exercises (2 Minutes) Scales (5 Minutes) Arpeggios (2 Minutes) Chromatic …
