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Date Posted: 15:09:19 06/24/04 Thu
Author: Keni
Author Host/IP: netcache2.hknet.com / 202.67.238.251
Subject: Wanna have some skills about saprano

I am a beginer of saxophone ... my teacher told me that starting with a saprano is a bit difficult ..since it require much skills than Alto ..isn't it ??.. haha ..
hm ...I've heard many sample ..such as ..Kenny G ... definitely his plays do have a very very suade sound ...I weird how can I play like that ...
hm ...I think I do understand some improvements of practising ...but I also want some hints...can anyone give me a hand ?? ^^;

Besides... I'm first time visit here ...`
My Name is Kenneth .`.
Nice to meet you all ` :)

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[> Re: Wanna have some skills about saprano -- mark VI, 17:15:33 06/24/04 Thu [1] (NoHost/202.73.1.98)

Keni,

Listen to what your teacher says. He is right.

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[> Re: Wanna have some skills about saprano -- Lawrence, 20:57:24 06/24/04 Thu [1] (cm61-10-7-158.hkcable.com.hk/61.10.7.158)

Dear Kenneth
Just ask youself what kind of saxophone sound you like most - soprano, alto or tenor? Then go with you favorite one. In fact, alto seems comparatively easier, but if you really really like the sound of soprano/tenor, I do believed that you can overcome the said difficulties in learning by more practising and listening. By the way, if you a beginner and want to learn soprano, "Dixon" Soprano seems to be a good choice, comparative cheap (about $4K) and easier to play (even easier than some expensive one). Check it out yourself and you may like it too.
Nice to meet you too.

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[> Re: Wanna have some skills about saprano -- Kenneth, 12:34:09 06/25/04 Fri [1] (vp203211.kln.uac68.hknet.com/203.169.203.211)

Actually ..I have bought a Bueshers Saprano ... and I've learnt that for half an year .... ( but as I said..I'm still a beginner.. ) ...
Yup...it cannot be denied that the sound of Saprano is really nice...hm...esp the classic ....the sound is ...Suade..
However..I also like JAzz ...Can I play Jazz by Saprano ?? ..haha ...
and I want some skills to improve the sound ... other than practising blowing long notes.. :(

Thanks for all of ya concerns ^^

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