Avoid These Things for Better Saxophone Technique || Saxophone Lesson

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Try avoiding these things if you want better and faster technique!
MY PERSONAL SETUP:
saxophone: Selmer Paris Serie III - Jubilee
neck: Selmer Paris Serie III (Gold Plated)
mouthpiece: Backun Vocalise TM2
ligature: Ishimori - (gold plated)
reeds: D'Addario Reserve (3.0+)
Breathtaking strap Lefreque sound bridge (gold plated)
Meridian Winds ergonomic screws (gold plated)
GEAR I USED TO CREATE THIS VIDEO:
Camera: Sony A7SIII (amzn.to/3qelgZa)
Lens: Sony 24-70/2.8 GM (amzn.to/3DyuDWC)
Microphone: Octava MK-012-01 (amzn.to/3Klg3Wg)
Key Light: Amaran 200d (amzn.to/3OxKiM1)
Key Light Modifier: Apurture Light Dome SE (amzn.to/3OewDIr)
Rim Light: Amaran 100d (amzn.to/457Es9H)
Rim Light Modifier: Apurture Light Dome Mini (amzn.to/3Yfg2bY)
Slider: Edelkrone Slider Plus

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8 авг 2024

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Комментарии : 8

@patrickmendez4787 8 месяцев назад

Merci monsieur pour ces précieux conseils. Patrick

@hecateswolf6007 3 месяца назад

Thank you Robert great lesson

@raseshgandhi6702 6 месяцев назад

Thank you so much 🎉

@ads6980 7 месяцев назад

Very cool and helpful! Although I am learning to play the clarinet, these recommendations also do help. And on top: easily to understand for non native speakers, greetings from Germany w

@keithcampbell6806 5 месяцев назад

Good morning bro the motion l use to play the octave key is called the rolling motion. The left thumb is actually rolling on the thumb rest with your thump at an angle pointing to the figure 2 on an imaginary clock and rolling up and down on and off the octave key So sorry l cannot demonstrate this visually to viewers. Great video. I learnt that technique from my late teacher in 1984. Bye bro.

@PedroBarbosa-qh6hy 9 месяцев назад

I say all of this to my students on a daily basis. Another tip to get better technique is to anticipate your finger/hand movement when reaching low or high notes.