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Very lovely information

Very lovely

Thank you so much 🎉

Thank you for passing on the traditional ceremony of pissing off band instructors. I stopped playing after hs bit this makes me want to get in to it for careless whisper and baker streat to stir thr pot

Man this helps thanks mate most appreciate what you teach😊

I have a Japanese susuki alto sax it sounds good not expensive but it has a fat tone

Very lovely information 🎉

Nice

Many thanks. GOD bless you.

In alto sax .If we press which keys, the octave crook key does not go up?

Tenor

🎉🎉🎉 excellent

Powerful

Powerful

Tenor?

I wish I knew about your saxophone Tutorials before. Your teaching method is brilliant. Thank you for your contribution!

Hello, is there anyway you can put some UB40 sax numbers up please?

BGM would be proud to hear this.

Alexandra, I’ve just bought a Saxophone and know nothing about music symbols? Can you explain the very basics of the music sheet because me and many others don’t even know the basics…. . ? Moreover, what does the Star sign mean on top of the notes mean? I can’t find any information regarding this symbol…..Thank you and keep up the good work.

Does anyone know what the star symbols above each note represent? And what octave key he is pressing because he’s going far too quick for me to follow? It would appear hes pressing a key low down and not the octave key above????? Very frustrating to watch.

Do you hold the octave key all the time

Thanks

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May the FA be with you! Thank you this helped me greatly

You just learn how to read music score. And you can play most of music/song. Of course, to get good sound, you need practice.

Thank you

A very generous share Alexander

You sound the same on both.

Strange. In my head that first interval is a minor 6th

Super sir thank you so much❤ From India🇮🇳

Very nice your teaching methods sir. I am from India🇮🇳

What mouthpiece do you use ?

How do I play trials

Im cooked

I've been playing saxophone for 34 years. I often use the low C/C# with the octave key to play middle C/C#. (I do the same with Bb/B but less frequently because pinkies). I have found this to be a very useful fingering. I also use the side C and regular C frequently, but when you're playing fast, you need to reduce flip-flopping, while being efficient with your fingers. Personal opinion: this fingering gives the middle C/C# a fuller sound, it is more in tune (especially C#), moves faster between C/C3 and upper middle register notes, gives me another alternative to reduce flip-flop. These traits are consistent across alto, tenor and bari. In my 34 years, I'm the only I know who uses it. Have you ever used it/taught it?

yes the second one is brighter

Thank you so much for making pictures as you played your notes. That makes such a difference of understanding the placement of your hand.

tks to posted it!

I’ve learned so much

Hello Bro can you please explain appegios 🙏🙏

What can be a reason for low C# not working? The key opens, but no change in sound between C and C#. Thank you.

Bro, the thing with these sax tuts are that you speak something logical and then you show an amalgamation of metal and expect ppl to just understand what is happening. My brain is imploding looking at all that metal going every which way. BRO I NEED HELP

Me trying to find why my g# sharp key isn’t working and finding this

Many thanks for this short tutorial. I'm on the Alto Sax. GOD bless you.

Your really a good teacher don’t give up this job

Yes

No octave key on Bb ❤

Works for recorder

hello, I might be cooked but that sounds like a A not an F# please help me, everyone is playing F# wrong and I'm loosing my mind