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Bravo!!!!!

Thanks a lot Scott ❤

Absolutely amazing 👏 love your sound reminds me of the Late Great David Alto sax Sanborn

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I love your great work sir.how do l apply these chords when playing the alto sax,using your example in key G

I love your teaching styles. How do we apply chords you thought in the other video to playing solos and improvisation

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Please how do we add a graw thanks

For my taste, I like the 2.75

2.25. Ear’s down……..

What kind of mouthpiece is that??

Hoy do I get that jazz sound from a classic sound?

can you make that "missed note" sound on purpose? IDK, the texture of it feels real to me. Kinda like someone that is screaming but is also exhausted. Also...you recording this for a new album? (=

Tune??

The simplest way to explain this stuff is by using music notation. You could probably save about 10 minutes of your explanation. IMHO the most interesting part is about articulating (not to use triplets).

Awesome Scott. Thank you.

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You covered it up very well it was not very noticeable lol

Awsome tip thank you so much SCOTT!!

2.25 I noticed that you didn't have to work so hard

also, can you do a vid with best practices on when to use alternate fingerings for certain notes?

What is/was the exercise? Pentatonic blues...concepts?

Wow thanks

Wow thanks

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No good to me it’s all sheet music..

Is this sound made as you instructed? ua-cam.com/video/fajTyAPIPjQ/v-deo.htmlsi=fpcH5t9aoN123xCa

Is this sound made as you instructed? ua-cam.com/video/fajTyAPIPjQ/v-deo.htmlsi=fpcH5t9aoN123xCa

Do you have a pdf?

awesomely .. mate tanks

hey man, im a beginner just to be sure, the notes i play with the saxophone aren't right in this key you're showing or am i crazy, the first chord doesnt match ?

we have the same sax

Maceo Style

A minor pentatonic??

Show, exercice

Can you help us break it down

Wow! That sounds great. I have to learn it.

exercise name?

I wamna try that mouth piece..which one is that?

Nice! It sounds a little like the sax riff on "Sir Duke".

That doesn't sound like a monotonous technique exercise at all!! 💥😍 Very inspiring and dynamic. 🔥🔥🔥

Would be interesting if you take it away from simple pentatonic and experiment with substitute chord changes. The overtones and altissimo might be impressive to a newer sax player but these solos are quite basic at the core and could easily level up by adding some alternate harmony (maybe tritone subs) rhythmic offsetting. Not kicking you here, just seeing things that could help boost the tonal interest for advanced players and take it away from being a safer sound pentatonic fl-exercise.

Why is C always a difficult note to get in tune?

Grande !!!!!!!!!!!

Aportarme esa partitura para sonar así 😅😊❤

Now check out these magical tricks! Every baritone saxophonist knows that he can play a bass clef part... tuba, trombone, euphonium, by pretending the sheet music has a treble clef, and adding three sharps or subtracting three flats. And in general, flats become naturals, naturals become sharps. Similarly, a tenor saxophonist can read a tenor clef part, again, pretending it is a treble clef, and adding TWO sharps, subtracting TWO flats, etc. As far as C and F saxes, it is not just the pitch, they have a different timbre. The C Melody has a timbre somewhat between that of tenor and alto. It is lighter, not as full bodied as tenor. Likewise, the F Mezzo Soprano has a timbre between that of alto and soprano sax. Interestingly, the first saxophone A. Sax built was actually a C bass sax. Next came a C soprano. The C and F instruments were going to be intended for use in orchestra.

THANK YOU! this is my 3rd week and I'm still struggling getting low notes to sound right regularly lol

You use seldom your tenor,it’s a pity….

Honestly I love Eb and Ab for jazz but I would use A for a more upbeat feel

God bless..