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Techniques on the Saxophone Mouthpiece
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Before playing your first note on the alto sax, it's important to review saxophone mouthpiece exercises, so you can learn to use your voice to improve tone.
Before playing your first note on the alto sax, it's important to review saxophone mouthpiece exercises, so you can learn to use your voice to improve tone.
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Continue reviewing basics of alto sax in this music lesson, and learn how to keep your throat open, form correct embouchure, and play a steady saxophone tone.
Continue reviewing basics of alto sax in this music lesson, and learn how to keep your throat open, form correct embouchure, and play a steady saxophone tone.
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In this saxophone lesson for beginner musicians, learn to attack the reed with your tongue, control your diaphragm, and create beautiful tones on the sax.
In this saxophone lesson for beginner musicians, learn to attack the reed with your tongue, control your diaphragm, and create beautiful tones on the sax.
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Before playing the alto sax, it's important to learn how to bend a single note by a semitone. Cover this note bending technique in this music lesson!
Before playing the alto sax, it's important to learn how to bend a single note by a semitone. Cover this note bending technique in this music lesson!
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Keep developing your skills with a saxophone reed in this music lesson all about the sax, and discover a new skill: playing two and three notes at a time!
Keep developing your skills with a saxophone reed in this music lesson all about the sax, and discover a new skill: playing two and three notes at a time!
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