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hi, i am just getting back into playing the sax again after a long break. does anyone have any tips on where i can get a print of the note formations and the...
sebs_girl69
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Jun 13, 2004
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... learners that were out there??one year on I am still unable to find a teacher,my lip still gets sore, on the plus side I can now read music and my brain...
irene Petty
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Jul 6, 2004
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Sibelius is a professional notation program ... it costs a huge £535 but is very comprehensive. I use Finale Printmusic which is excellent, pretty...
xlonglife
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Jul 6, 2004
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Growl from the back of your throat. Other effects used in rock and blues are flutter tonguing, double tonguing and triple tonguing and of course circular...
DAVID TURNBULL
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Jul 6, 2004
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Jul 6, 2004
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Hi Steve Thanks a lot for the info. I will look into it although I doubt I can afford sibelius. Thanks for the sites re the growling also. enjoy your self ...
irene Petty
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Hi David, I think I get the growl, but flutter tonguing is a mystery and the circular breathing, I have some beginners books and non of them mention these...
irene Petty
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Jul 6, 2004
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Forgot to mention I have just bought a Yanagisawa T992 Bronze Lacquered, thoughts! I now understand why some of the worlds greatest players call this horn the...
DAVID TURNBULL
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Jul 6, 2004
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Hi David Did you start on an alto or tenor?? Just curios. I have an alto but my heart belongs to the Tenor. Saving very hard to acquire my dream. But their is...
irene Petty
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Jul 6, 2004
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Hi all Good to hear from you again after a few weeks gap. I'm 18 months into playing the alto now under Slim's tuition and I've just been inspired to buy a...
David Topping
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Jul 7, 2004
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I too use Finale Printmusic, and I've found it immensely useful from several points of view. Firstly as a means of producing clear readable music. I play in a...
Henry
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Jul 7, 2004
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Hi to everyone in the group. Just to pick up on the older mature members thread from last week. I am 43 years old and only picked up an alto 6 months ago, a...
Charlie Housley
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Jul 11, 2004
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As a complete novice (no sax yet) what is THE best sax to learn on ? Alto , Tenor , what? Please help! AndyT. ... From: "Charlie Housley"...
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Jul 12, 2004
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Alto, more of them, cheaper, smaller, easier to handle, doesn't take as much lung power. Same fingerings as the tenor...so all skills on the alto easily...
Don Park
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Jul 12, 2004
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Cheers, Don, Anybody else got any advice? What make,etc.? ... From: "Don Park" <jacks@...> To: <thesaxophoneclub@...> Sent: Monday, July...
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I started with an Alto too (and am about your age, Charlie.) I personally picked up a second hand Yamaha and though it's not a professional model level ...
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Jul 12, 2004
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Hi Charlie, Not sure about the best alto,like you I started late and unable to read music, I wanted to play Tenor but I took advice and got my first alto on...
irene Petty
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Jul 12, 2004
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I agree with Don on the choice of alto. Great sound,easier to handle etc. I got a Yamaha 275, which has been a joy to learn on. Ask for a discount at your...
David Topping
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Jul 12, 2004
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Hey guys sorry i've not made any contributions for so long I have to brag but i've just got back from a tour so been very busy. Be VERY VERY carefull over what...
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Hi Freddy Good reading. I like to listen to the pros. That's what this club's about for me.......sharing experience. Dave Topps ... From: freddyflares...
David Topping
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Hi I have to agree with Freddy when I got my Arbiter from e-bay, I was very ,very lucky. But!! and there are always going to be exceptions, I had other...
irene Petty
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Jul 12, 2004
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I have been using Vandoren 2 1/2 reeds for my alto but a friend insists the brand is no good and I should be using Rico. Is there really a big difference or is...
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Jul 12, 2004
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Hi Howard, I started with Ricos and rico royals,after trying out many different types I now use Hemke 2. I find I do not get as many duff ones with these. Or...
irene Petty
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Jul 12, 2004
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I started on the alto sax, at the age of 53. I kicked off, with a Yamaha 275; rented from www.saxophones.co.uk <http://www.saxophones.co.uk/> . Four months...
Peter Lewin
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Jul 12, 2004
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Thre is a difference but my guess that the better player you become the more you can tell the difference. However, a good player must be able to make any...
David Topping
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Jul 12, 2004
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everyone seems to have their own favourite - however at a recent course all the professionals recommended Alexander reeds - classique - apparently more ...
Nina Essex
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Jul 12, 2004
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Hullo All A couple of points! The Horn If you are buying a saxophone and you are fairly new to it take advice, a secondhand sax can not be safely bought over...
DaveTurnbull
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Jul 12, 2004
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Hi All, I've been reading all the reed inquiries with great interest. I hope I can be of some help. After more than forty years of playing Tenor and alto sax,...
James Sunseri
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Jul 13, 2004
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I am amazed by the Rico Plasticover reeds. They are incredibly durable. I like the volume level and tone quality with my setup. I tried a #2 for my alto and...
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Jul 13, 2004
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For my 2 cents worth....I buy generally cheap rico reeds, sometimes rico royals...generally a little stronger than I like them and sandpaper it down to what i...
Don Park
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