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Saxophones
I'm planning on buying a cheap saxophone from eBay, but I don't really know anything about them. I know there are a few different kinds, alto, tenor, soprano, but which one would sound best when played by itself (with no other saxophones or other woodwind/brass instruments)?
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saxamophone....................
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Go Baritone or Tenor.
You seem like an OK guy, and I would hate to have to start hating you, which I would if you bought a soprano sax on purpose. Soprano saxes are harder to pull off than a waxed moustache. |
i tried to learn sax once, made me wana quit smoking, but i couldnt quit smoking, so i quit sax.
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Soprano sax is officially more annoying than being 'that cunt with a theramin'. |
OK, thanks for that, I'll steer clear of soprano.
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i've played alto for some 8 years now. it's probably the easiest to learn on, tenor takes a little more force to blow into and have it sound clean
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Eh, this guy was pretty good at it. Witness Concert for Olatunji. ![]() |
Alto is the best for beginners. A Baritone sax is huge; it is more oriented towards bass parts, a tenor is in the middle of the other two, in terms of size; it is more oriented towards playing jazz. Also, if you've never played a woodwind instrument, go with the alto since its smaller. If you get a bigger one, it will be harder to blow and you'll get light-headed.
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new york's allright if you like saxophones
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Yeah, and Roland Kirk was amazing with a noseflute. Let's not get distracted with the rare instances of greatness on what is, in essence, a rubbish instrument. |
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HA HA HA HA HA HA thats exactly what i said when i saw the thread! If i could rep you i would. |
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