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Wonderful! Three of these guys were my lovely teachers on pandemics time. Fantastic people.

Wow that's cool. I've been looking at music theory for years and no one ever explained how thirds resolved to 7th and 7th results to thirds. Amazing I can't wait to try this stuff up

Nice job! One of my favorites!

Looking forward to this. As always, you make sax lessons enjoyable & exciting and very much appreciated. Thanks Jamie and you definitely rock!

I cant go above double A how tf does he hit double C 😭😭

Great job 🎉

So true! I used to be in music college on bass, and heard the same - gear is not what you want first! Now i’m 35 and have money for fancy new or old Selmer, but I got exactly the same Yamaha 23 and 4c mouthpiece. The only reason that I picked sax - I hear music in my head and I want play it! You so honest and nice person Jamie!

How do you do that flutter thing at 7:21 - heard that all over the place and dont know what to call it! lol

Cool hacks Mr Anderson. Thanks.

I like the British English pronunciation better. It rolls off the tongue much more smoothly.

Thanks for that video. I like the 1942 Version of the Interlude Track by Sarah Vaughan of this song and there is no Saxophon Break like this. It is still a genius track😂 Love, peace and harmony Bernward

I like the way you said both "sax-oftenest" and "sax-o-phonist". 🤔 As far as I know, no one has ever said sax oftenest in the United States.

Thank you so much, what a amazing lesson. I have been struggling with anything above D3. I have watched lots of tubes. What you saying really works. Thanks man great contribution.

Great comparison of a traditional vs. golden clarinet! 👍

More baritone sax anomalies! The mechanics of my (Yanagisawa 901) baritone are such that raising the middle finger of the right hand does not result in the opening of any holes as the third finger on the 'D' key still keeps the 'E' key closed.

vocabulary. You so much Jamie

Wabash as in a lazy WA WA peddle pronunciation, listen to lyrics of "The Wabash Cannonball" (refers to a train run) you'll hear the local vonacular.

Thelonius Monk would tell you to play the melody.

By the way just for your information, I know you are saying _you're watching get your sax together_ but the manner in which you say it, and the speed, makes it sound like you are saying _you're watching gay sax together_ 😅 just sayin'

I've discovered that I love classical sax. You said this might not be the best embouchure for that. What is the difference

Your lessons are amazing! I probably should have your course!

This is so relevant!

I keep hearing I need to transcribe. Okay okay, I’ll do it. Where to start? Thanks for the video.

I just watched this and tried all of the exercises, and I couldn’t get a sound out using any of them. I know my embouchure has gotten lazy over the past year, how much and how often should I practice these to eventually be able to play with them? Just feeling a little discouraged

I really needed this.

For brevity of terminology and better understanding of context, I prefer to refer to a dominant 7 with a natural 13 and a #11 simply as a Lydian dominant (provided your listener knows what that means). That and the altered dominant are tritone substitutions of each other using different modes of the same scale.

How do you play the high notes f# to g# and bak again, on te tenor

How cool is watching you playing with nothing less than the legendaty Incognito! Thanks for the video!

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ua-cam.com/video/9hCc3H8Jjtw/v-deo.htmlsi=fQ4M5fAqbVw0cBPG In this video I did the same thing "venting" the first couple overtones, briefly opening a key the get the right note to start. This can sound cool in solos to alternate between the overtone note and the regular fingering.

Really interesting hear how the volume of the sound changes

Hello do you still teach classes now

I've been looking for a channel like yours for a long time! Today I started following your advice and I can see improvement immediately 🤩 no more lower lip pain 😫

love the lecture! but... i understood the name as " Gay Sax together"....😜

Hi Jamie with the normal fingerings you break your fingers on the tenor sax. Is there another way to play this lick more comfortably with other fingerings?

thanks for sharing! Ive found these help students progress, especially when they hit a wall

Good stuff! Is it possible there are two popular versions of the song with one in Bm and perhaps the Remastered one in Cm?

Nearly the only overtone I needed up to now playing in a brassband was the altissimo G, which I couldn‘t match up to now on my Tenorsaxophon , and there seems to be no easy cheat for that 😔

This video hit me like a truck! It's gonna change the way I play woodwinds!

erm what are the fingerings if there are any/how to play altissimo f

Thanks, Jamie!!! I tend to hit overtones by accident 😳 Cheers!

Hi can you help Have you got any suggestions on why I can't get smooth either iget the lower or higher Thanks

Grab your free pdf. Cheatsheet 🎷 ua-cam.com/video/Da4tb2uJBEI/v-deo.html www.getyoursaxtogether.com/otcheats

I’ve seen him, since then I cheating too ,if I have a problem not getting mainly the fourth overtone out.

It's just like using an octave key. You still have to be able to achieve the overtones without the additional venting or you haven't really achieved anything.

Dig it

Thanking you big time, kind Sir! Crutchtastic. We should all certainly sign up for the Inner Circle soon! 💯❤Hugs. ~Anywayz, we don't need to be 'space oddities' with our neighbours anymore (or even alienate 'em) coz soon enuff they all gonna start pounding on our doors! ooh ya and sings Men at Work, Who Can It Be Now ? #ThanksSoFundamentallyMuchJamie

Thanks Jamie, I was waiting for this since you mentioned it in the comments some Sundays ago about this was coming. I cannot wait to try this but my neighbours are still sleeping. 😂

Just did 5 of thes blind tests with nice headphones and everytime picked cane first, American 2nd, signature 3rd.

Saw Jamie last night at Ronnie Scotts playing the music of the Crusaders and the great Wilton Felder. Absolutely awesome playing and a real joy to watch and listen to. The Fife youth jazz band and Richard Michael/Richard Ingham have produced some awesome players. 🎷🎷