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Cool… Is that one of those luxury cruise ship rooms?

You sound fantastic!

I hated playing the sax for the 1 year I did it in 6th grade. I was so bad at it and realized I was not musically inclined whatsoever. I had a recital and I faked playing it at the recital I couldn't even play twinkle twinkle little star or whatever the F it was. So I just didn't blow in it and moved my fingers. After the recital my mom and grandma told me how good I sounded and that they could really hear me. I'm 43 now, and that was back in 1992 I think, and I appreciated that, but also thought it was kinda funny at the time. I also took a welding class in high school and my spot weld broke so I took it home and super glued it, and got an A.

Apologies if i missed it, but what strength hydrogen peroxide do you use?

You are the best. Thank you for posting these videos.

Sax 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥✌️🔥🔥

And for alto please?

Have you thought about doing virtual lessons? I love the way you look at things

man , your getting fancy with the whole camera thing... LOL ... I am glad your doing well now.

I like the way you think and I like the way you teach. There are a lot of music education videos on this thing but not many approach octatonic scales or balancing them, so having this come up in my feed was a tasty and accessible introduction to your channel.

As a beginner I'm confused, yet relieved if I understand your tuning method correctly. I use a tuner, I set it for Bb Soprano. Every note I play is always off. If I am playing A tuner shows as Bb. So if I understand you correctly, This is OK? I am fighting with my embouchure to get that Bb. Thank you. Appreciate your instruction and loved listening.

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that spain solo is my love

Thank You! Peace of ...cake

Is there a similar technique (adding 3rd or 7th) for minor scales?

Dorian Maj 7 ha ha ha. Great content man. this is great man.

7:30 lol

I just play what I feel. I don't have to know all this mode stuff and I don't have to read music. I don't need to know any of this.

Hahaha, I like what you did with the modes.

Wellllllllll IMNSHO the Ishimori sounds way better tonally to me, it seems to have a thicker core, just sayin...........

I would really like you to analyse Monks version of "Liza" by Gershwin.

Do some audio samples

Beautiful

Nice do you sell your books in paper form?

Nice work,and good advice on this piece,Do you have some advice for bass on this , (other than arpeggiating the chords in real time,)maybe you know a good hack to not get "behind" on this ,I tried the whole tone scale adding chromatic notes ,it kinda works but jw if you can suggest something else to mix with it or otherwise? Ty

As someone who only had basic high school understanding of music theory, this feels like a great place to learn even more music concepts. Loving the vids sirvalor!!

Actually man, good job. I like it. 👍 Simple is better. I know everything about what you were saying, and some of the "theory" is definitely too confusing or historically relevant to be useful in application today, and people that think they know everything will generate more confusion, but the reality is you just have to know enough and hear well enough to be able to play properly. When I come across that back cycling, I'm going to apply what you teach here to see if it helps. And I agree with a re-label to Dorian maj7 for the melodic minor that's not referring to the ascending/descending melodic minor from classical. Dorian Maj7 was coined "jazz minor" at some point, with the 7th mode referred to as Altered Dominant or Super Locrian. Have a great day Adrien. 🎷

Love this can i have the pdf?

I bet you could use a Barry Harris diminished on those extra notes. I view this technique more as passing tones or going chromatic.

What reed do u use with those mouthpieces

THANKYOU! This tutorial is super helpful and easy to understand by a newb like me. I am new to Tenor and needed to find you--I am stoked to have stumbled upon you!! Cheers!!

I really appreciate your professional review on these models, exactly the models I'm looking at for an upgrade. Well done review!

This sounds like Oliver Nelson and Grover Washington, Jr.

Very nice wish I could get the video

This might be a dumb question. But cause Yibuy is a Jazz mouthpiece, could I use it for just a concert band not Jazz?

How do you do that articulation?

Man your tone on soprano is unmatched, were you classically trained?

This man's videos are a Gold Mine. Excellent advices.

Smooth Jazz lunch point is Stanley Turrentine.

It’s my first day of the tenor sax and I’m already a natural

Very classical pattern

Congratulation from Italy! really interesting video....after that I try to catch a Giardinelli mounthpiece but they sale the tenor in 2 version different only in price....can you help me to identify the right one...maybe you can post a link in where and wich to buy...many thanks and again you have a great sound!...

Where s da solo?.....

Does that mean that on sax you have your own tone akin to trumpet? Or is it more like manufacturer differences?

Brilliant...

This is a really old pattern from like, Mozart. I can also remember Bird playing bits of it, Wayne, etc.

Will you please play test the Jay Metcalf Better Sax?

Good to see Adrian again. lol...I've learned so much from his videos, I owe him more than a few cakes...and a glass of milk! (beautiful soprano sound, btw)

Wow. That is a great soprano sax tone.

I'm a long time blues guitarist taking an interest in sax as a senior now. I rented a tenor (starting lessons from a performing teacher) preferring the tenor voice, but the size of the alto appeals to me. Not sure which one to start on. The rental store said I can change to alto if I wish. Open to suggestions.