Like the Qui-Gon of sax

So true!

Did you fly hueys in 'nam?

@@MikeSmith-go8wk no I didn’t fly I’m Vietnam

Agreed!

She is not a beginner.I bet she is playing for 3 years minimum

He moves when he is performing. Practice is different. You are trying to isolate and focus in on specific aspects of your playing you want to improve upon. You should be as effifcent with any movements and those that don't add tp your technique and playing should be avoided if possible.

Sweet!!!

good luck!

She is so blessed. How much does it cost to take Eric Marienthal to give you a sax lesson in the comfort of your own living room!!!!

Eric is a fantastic player but his sound on tenor sax is not good....the girls sound is better

@@StefanSaxCoachSaxMaster WTF... So the sound of an average student is better than that of a renowned professional... Just shut the fuck up, wiil you? And you are a sax teacher? With no ears?

@@StefanSaxCoachSaxMaster the girl’s sound is better? Eric is a pro. Don’t embarrass yourself with ridiculous comments.

@@HaHaHaHope Eric is a Pro but the sound of the girl is better..you will her it, but you have no ears.....ridiculos are you...

@@StefanSaxCoachSaxMaster you’re an idiot.

I'm pretty sure she is

A soprano is going to be the highest pitch by far, the alto will be half an octave deeper in pitch than a soprano and lastly a tenor will be a whole octave lower than the soprano and 1\2 octave lower than the alto. If you can’t tell from that than just listen to them and you will notice there is a very deep one that will be the Bari or tenor but most of the time it will be a tenor the alto does have less sound as well due to a smaller horn.

I realized my comment was not really related so to answer your question in order to tune your saxophone I heard just blowing in a b flat to warm up the horn than just blow in a f sharp without making sound for about a minute than it should be tuned

@@moremankey7894 that is interesting , i didn't really ask how to tune a saxophne but since you talked about it, is that concert b flat meaning C for tenor and G on an alto. and what is blowing on f sharp really is going to do , but as far as my question, it was if you hear a saxophone playing how can you tell if it is an alto like mine or a soprano even though both saxophones can play those note. so from there you can tell if you need to transpose the song or not to be able to play freely without notes sounding uneasy

Eric utiliza el método de su escuela: artistworks.com/jazz-saxophone-lessons-eric-marienthal

And this book, www.amazon.com/Eric-Marienthals-Comprehensive-Exercises-Instruments-ebook/dp/B005IV4FWU/ref=tmm_kin_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=1580147628&sr=8-16

I think he is playing a Mark VI Tenor, a Berg Larson Metal 100/2 Mouthpiece with a Brancher ligature and 2,5 Vandoren 'Blue Box' reeds. You can find this setup and all other setups on his website ericmarienthal.com/equipment.html.

gtiprod. Its in his book but Kyer says not really a piece, more of a lick. I don’t know the name of his book, but it’s something he does sell on his website supposedly. Hope that helps

gtiprod www.ericmarienthal.com/store.html.

Stan Getz She is taking regular lessons with Rusty. He is awesome!

Win a competition.

@@Soundwave1900 how does she win?

@@user-nh1lp8xt4j Have no idea, I read that in the description.

This neostrap kills your neck. When you use a good strap and not one like this, which tends to stretch a little bit, it's better for the posture. But yeah, there are some very good alternatives, but they are very expensive..

I love the Jazzlab harness; also the BG shoulder harness.

I respectfully disagree with you. I think a bit of that here and there is a GOOD thing, as a demonstration of "hey, once you get comfortable, and you embrace this journey, you can blast away just like this."

We all did once. I wish her the very best.

@@saxmandiggle1573 Right, and I suspect she was quite nervous. My first lesson with Bob Berg, Jerry Bergonzi, Chad Lefkowitz-Brown, I practically soiled myself.

Wrong

Hey man, gotta seriously check your ears, she's good for being so young aged but... you gotta know one thing: the right sound with a saxophone might not be what you think you like. I saw some people got too much used to their wrong sound. Another EG: I sometimes really like the timber of some player but I would NEVER want to sound like them when I have my horn on! So, this makes sometimes difficult for anybody to distinguish a good sound maybe dirty but controlled, than one less dirt BUT less controlled or somehow faulty. It makes difficult to find your own right mouthpiece, then, beyond their cost. This because a sax is something you can play in thousands different ways and timbers and they can be all good or all wrong, or 50/50 and that will be even worse! Cos ears (that's your mind, then) can get used to errors or... Being not well in tune from birth! Saxophone Is a VERY maze of tricks for this. My HO