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@bilbostoy
@bilbostoy Год назад
I have been using Doctor Wally's fundamental books for over a year now and I am very pleased with the results. I start with exercise zero and do all the exercises the good doctor demonstrated. I throw in altissimo and drone exercises, suggested by Dr Wally in another video, for a good start to my daily routine. Take the Doctors advice and go practice!
@drwallysax
@drwallysax Год назад
This is fantastic to hear! Keep up the great practice and enjoy every note my friend :)
@JeffSmith-eq7rr
@JeffSmith-eq7rr Год назад
A big thank you to Dr Wally. I've just started the 2nd month of his free fundamentals course and at last I can see real progress.
@judithde9108
@judithde9108 Год назад
Thanks Dr Wally for the Video. I have been doing this warm-up for easily 4 months now. Only been playing just under 5 months, my improvement is huge. Did not find this video back then, so is good I have used to purpose. Still going through scales and harmonics to Ab major just mastering. ❤
@couchphotography8861
@couchphotography8861 8 месяцев назад
OMG, I've been putting this off for a long time now, and made myself do it today! The Gminor version of Scarborough was a disaster! What worked out best was the Roots exercises where I repeated what you played, and it felt quite relaxing after all those altissimo notes before! It's definitely a mind bender, but very good to do! Thankyou so much!
@EricPalmerBlog
@EricPalmerBlog Год назад
Am a daily practice person. Two weeks ago I started using a few of your scales (which go the full playable key range of the instrument) from your fundamentals book and my sound quality went from very good to dramatically excellent. Playing down into B and B-flat, smooth as butter. Thanks Doc.
@davidmathews5794
@davidmathews5794 Год назад
Thanks for still more great content, Dr. Wally. Exercise 0 has made a big difference with my playing - it helps me remember that feeling of an open throat even when I'm playing at the top of the horn. Great stuff!
@drwallysax
@drwallysax Год назад
Fantastic - REALLy glad it's making a difference. Have a great weekend and happy practicing DAvid!
@bar8393gm
@bar8393gm Год назад
Great advice as usual, Wally. That’s a new one for me, to use the changes from a standard to provide note choices.
@drwallysax
@drwallysax Год назад
Instinctively, I've always loved warming up with improvised melodies. Using the changes provides a few guard rails for those who like rules ;) Happy Friday Bruce!
@danielfittipaldi3705
@danielfittipaldi3705 Год назад
Amazing video as always, Dr. Wally
@drwallysax
@drwallysax Год назад
Thanks my friend, hope you have an amazing weekend!
@ellenredsax
@ellenredsax Год назад
All of these are great! I like to alternate the slow tone studies with the fast fingers exercises to avoid overuse injuries, which I’ve had in the past. Following a batch of scales with some Exercise Zero or vibrato practice is really helpful. P.S. Full range scales are tone studies, too.
@drhbg-x8r
@drhbg-x8r Год назад
Thanks for all this information and explanation
@DavideMarzola431
@DavideMarzola431 Год назад
Many thanks for this great practice.
@johncontos9577
@johncontos9577 10 месяцев назад
Awesome lesson!!
@AndreaZucchi
@AndreaZucchi Год назад
Very good as always. A question: if you have 10-15 minutes to warm up in a dressing room right before a gig, do you do the same warm up routine described here? In such a situation I personally like to add some little technique to loosen my fingers and tongue. What do you propose?
@CyberBusker
@CyberBusker Год назад
Thank you Dr Wally ….
@DJsilversax
@DJsilversax Год назад
Thanks for demonstrating exercise zero. I’ve been waiting a long time for that. 😀 Still want to hear a pianissimo bottom Bb though. 😂
@drwallysax
@drwallysax Год назад
Why? Just turn down your volume.
@davidplatt3428
@davidplatt3428 Год назад
Beginner Dave here: what notes are you playing in the section “Long Tones on Roots” for example first stanza(?) E, F#, B, E? (Didn’t sound like that was it). Love the concept of the rethinking warm-up
@hflynnjr
@hflynnjr Год назад
Another great video Wally! How about making sure you are completely relaxed when doing exercise zero? I have a tendency to grip the keys harder than needed when coldly trying to belt out that low Bb...especially for the first time. What do you think about playing in front of a mirror? I don't have one in my practice room, but I'm thinking of putting one up. Also, what kind of ligature is that? See you again next week. 😃
@drwallysax
@drwallysax Год назад
Mirror, absolutely helps. I focus on the shoulders, dropping away from the ears- couple of big breaths to start (box breathing is great). As for the ligature - Hyperion (prototype), my new company with Sydney based Vert Design studio!
@JeffSmith-eq7rr
@JeffSmith-eq7rr Год назад
Thanks for demonstrating the overtones. I've been battling with the B flats overtones and I can hear that they don't sound as clear as the other tones.
@tctc2470
@tctc2470 Год назад
Great, great, great…pure gold…my only concern is that not many hobbyists have 4 hours per day to play saxophone. If this was just warmup, it seems like your advice is just targeting those that want to become professional horn players.
@BeesWaxMinder
@BeesWaxMinder 5 месяцев назад
Is there any way of knowing what order to learn things, please? I'd love to see a video or read a book or a website or anything where it says something along the lines of "by this time you should know this" &/or "once you've learned this now it's time to learn that" &/or "if you can do the following you can consider you're at such and such level" ...y'know, that kinda thing 🤞
@maslukov
@maslukov Год назад
Dr Wally, do you recommend doing same exercise on tenor? Getting to low B flat on tenor from high notes is quite a challenge … or shall we pick different low notes , maybe Low C and similar exercise.? Thank you in advance.
@marcomarrone174
@marcomarrone174 Год назад
Excellent!!
@michaelloehlein1582
@michaelloehlein1582 Год назад
Great video Dr. Unrelated question, from the podcast earlier this year you said you and Susan are prepping some classical sax material, any idea if/when that will be bop be ready?
@Laura-wg5jk
@Laura-wg5jk Год назад
Dr. Wally - you definitely got me to thinking more about the attack of the note (and the concept you stated about chop off beginning and end of a note). I am searching for a video that you might have done goes into more depth on how to attack a note so it doesn't sound so "sudden" Trying not to tongue too much, but still an issue...my attacks are not smooth enough for my likng...and I've been at it a while. I'll take any suggestions or references. THanks!
@drwallysax
@drwallysax Год назад
It's all about the cooperative resistance! The body of the note (front end) is helped by a good reed/tip opening combo! Equipment helps for sure. Great question, but very hard to teach! Lemme ponder this for a bit. In the meantime, have a great weekend!
@lucasdocarmolima
@lucasdocarmolima Год назад
Fascinating studies, Dr. Wally, it's new material for me! Thanks!! Just one question I always have when low Bb is used as the lowest note on the sax: in a low A bari, the Exercise Zero must be transposed and studied in A or the low A must have its own special context of study?
@drwallysax
@drwallysax Год назад
That would be an excellent idea - same principle - but using the whole, big, beautiful baritone!
@lucasdocarmolima
@lucasdocarmolima Год назад
@@drwallysax thanks for your response here and overall work in teaching the sax so simply and charismatically to all of us! Greeting from Brazil!
@christinehamza3600
@christinehamza3600 Год назад
I play the tenor saxophone and the low Bb is really tough to play. It sounds awful. But I keep trying… If you have tip how to cope with this low Bb. Thanks for great videos they really keep me exercising.
@ronaldmcaulay4346
@ronaldmcaulay4346 7 месяцев назад
Hi Doctor Wally, Q do you keep your thumb of the octave key throughout the overtone exercises.
@drwallysax
@drwallysax 7 месяцев назад
Nope, overtones are without the octave key !
@michaelwojciechowicz9900
@michaelwojciechowicz9900 Год назад
I noticed you are adding the low C# key when playing high A in the Bb scale.
@dodojack1045
@dodojack1045 Год назад
Love the ties..
@CharlesRey-hs1ow
@CharlesRey-hs1ow Год назад
Exercise Zero is a 10!
@WilliamCarterII
@WilliamCarterII Год назад
I had a teacher that made me do a variation of Exercise Zero and I hated to admit that it was super useful lmao
@drwallysax
@drwallysax Год назад
embrace the honk....gooood....goooood
@BrandonGerard
@BrandonGerard Год назад
@@drwallysax "Embrace the honk" would make for an awesome case sticker.
@kwootamuckbear9294
@kwootamuckbear9294 Год назад
What’s your mpc & lig you’re using hers🤔🎵🎶🎷
@SaxInstructor
@SaxInstructor 11 месяцев назад
Just wondering, is Bennie Wallace your relative anyhow?
@davidclaro152
@davidclaro152 Год назад
Thanks again for your informative video. Just a question as to why you picked these notes for your sound study?
@maccarryn
@maccarryn Год назад
Doc- been playing tenor for a long time but still can’t play the real low notes like Bb without touching. Please help! Thanks.
@maccarryn
@maccarryn Год назад
I meant tonguing not touching
@mikebryskier8096
@mikebryskier8096 11 месяцев назад
I'd like to sign up for your school but there's no info about anything such as how to contact you or cancel the subscription.
@halfabee
@halfabee Год назад
Using the email link I could not reach your website
@kwootamuckbear9294
@kwootamuckbear9294 Год назад
Hold the coffee ☕️🎶🎵🎷
@Animake3000
@Animake3000 Год назад
Sure, this warmup is organic, but is it locally sourced and gluten-free? PS, Andrew here. Still doing exercise zero.
@drwallysax
@drwallysax Год назад
It's fairtrade and certified non-GMO. Have a great weekend Andrew!
@gingerlillysleepwear2030
@gingerlillysleepwear2030 Год назад
Very Bueller ending!! 😂😂
@solarmusic6667
@solarmusic6667 Год назад
🙏
@edwardwright7329
@edwardwright7329 Год назад
8:20 sometimes my bassoon attacks me. The saxophones are usually nicer.
@drwallysax
@drwallysax Год назад
Bassoons attack the very fabric of civilized discourse. They are an instrument of the lower humors.
@EricPalmerBlog
@EricPalmerBlog Год назад
@@drwallysax I just want to say I have known a few bassoon players and they are.... um.... OK, they seemed nice enough. I didn't owe them any money so I really can't say.
@edwardwright7329
@edwardwright7329 Год назад
Q: How to tell when a contrabassoonist changes notes? A: by the smell!
@tanksama27
@tanksama27 Год назад
wally i ate a hotdog
@vannigio6234
@vannigio6234 Год назад
uah! ✨✨✨🎷✨✨✨ 🐻👍
@bradleykirby2575
@bradleykirby2575 Год назад
*promosm* 🤗
@adamdaplaya2898
@adamdaplaya2898 Год назад
nu uh i am first
@leszekpeszek9261
@leszekpeszek9261 Год назад
Because your haircut :D
@MattWillisBagpiper
@MattWillisBagpiper Год назад
First?
@drwallysax
@drwallysax Год назад
You are indeed, first. The certificate of early viewer adoption will be mailed within 3-5 business days.
@hey-wu7dj
@hey-wu7dj Год назад
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