Alto Sax
It is easy to play bari sax, then the alto sax?
I play the alto sax and im going to try a bari sax. Are the notes of the same or totally different? Is it more difficult to play that high too?
see link below wikipedia. take into account the bari is enormous compared with the high, low notes will make your head and teeth vibrate when you play, you get used to it. Because http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saxophone that all the saxophones to use the same key mechanism and fingering to produce a given notated pitch, it is difficult for a competent player to switch between different sizes when the music has been suitably adapted. From the high baritone and was launched in E ♭, players can read music concert launch symbolized in the bass clef by reading as if it were treble clef and adding three sharps to the armature. This process, known as password substitution makes possible for the baritone to play from parts written for bassoon, tuba, trombone or bass. It can be useful if a band or orchestra lacks one of those instruments.
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Vandoren Java Red Alto Sax Reeds (Box of 10) A relative of the Java reed family, the Java “Filed – Red Cut” is the first file cut Vandoren jazz reed. The driving force behind the Java “Filed – Red Cut” (French File Cut) design was to offer more sonic possibilities to musicians while keeping the qualities of the Java universe. More flexible than its predecessor, with a little more tonal body, the Java “Filed – Red Cut” offers a full, rich, ce… |
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Legere Alto Sax Reed Made of a new low density material that is extremely similar to conditioned cane, the Legere reeds represent the best synthetic reeds on the market today. Perfect for all types of playing. One reed per package…. |
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Alexander DC Alto Sax Reeds (Box of 5) The new Superial “DC” (or “Double Cut”) reed has a slightly harder tip and more wood in the heart and sides than Superial and therefore produces a more solid tonal core, enhanced projection and power, and a little darker harmonic timbre than Superial, but still one with the kind of “edge” and authority needed in soloing or lead work. The “DC” tonal concept is reminiscent of the saxophonists from t… |
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Music for Saxophone & Orchestra $4.08 … |
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Creation $2.94 This CD is the long-awaited follow-up to jazz saxophonist Branford Marsalis’s 1986 debut, Romances for Saxophone with the English Chamber conducted by Andrew Litton. Since that project, Marsalis has led his own jazz combos and worked with The Grateful Dead and Sting. On this recording, Marsalis’s superb soprano and alto sax are buoyed by the wonderful, conductorless Orpheus Chamber Orchestra, an e… |
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Saxophone Vocalise $12.38 … |
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Stagg Alto and Tenor Saxophone Stand $14.00 This simple and functional saxophone stand is ideal for tenor and alto saxophones. It features all metal construction, and the 3-legged base makes setup a snap! Whether youre playing on stage, concert band, jazz band, or honing your skills at home, this stand provides a safe and reliable cradle for your instrument…. |
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Vinci by Washburn VSA Alto Saxophone with Case and Accessories – Brass $329.99 Vinci by Washburn has created an affordable line of instruments that are ideal for beginners and students. This brass alto saxophone is beautifully intonated and has a brass body. Its playability and sound is impressive at this price range; it features French style key cup architecture, adjustable rubber bumpers, and stainless steel rods, springs, and screws. Accessories include a deluxe lined … |
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Play Alto Sax Today DVD $10.95 This DVD can be used as a supplement to the Play Alto Sax Today! Level 1 book, or alone as a great introduction to the sax. Simply follow along with the songs in the booklet as you watch the teacher on the DVD. This complete guide to the basics includes assembly and maintenance, producing sound, music reading, and playing songs with a backup band. 25 minutes…. |
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Play Alto Sax Today: Beginners (W/Book) (W/CD) $19.95 … |