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How do you teach the reverse slap?

Thank you for a wonderful demonstration! Just wondering if it would be possible to produce split tones in a very soft dynamics, creating a kind of whisper tones..?

my favorite EP and god damn are you making her sing. bravo

Wonderful demonstration! Wondering that is it possible to trill while executing a split tone? Thanks :)

Excellent, Joshua. If I chose to get another Yamaha electric grand, had the discretionary money and could afford not only to ship it to me but to have it tuned, the CP80 would be my first selection. I had a 70 from 2007-2013 and foolishly let it go.

multiphonics is awful. I have yet not heard any multiphonic that are more lyrical than disturbing...

great examples... please could you show how to notate split sounds?

Hi Joshua Hyde I’m Joshua Hyde although I go by JJ because that’s my initials and good music

thanks!!!!

Nice playing! Great tone on the piano too, I am shopping around for one of those myself

Thanks to share!!!!

bro jus play the song

What are you playing it through, any effects, what amp ? :)

Please consider releasing this ! It’s so tight

this must be the later run of the CP80 because it has the parametric EQ like my CP60 does. I have a CP80 with the old knob style EQ and only one effects loop.

Love this!! I had a Yamaha CP-30 back in the 1980's, but always liked the Yamaha electric grand sound so much better. Was a big fan of the electric grand piano that Leon Russell played on the road in the 80's, I believe it was a Yamaha CP-70, but I could be wrong. I saw him live once in the mid 80's, at a small saloon, and he was playing the electric grand. He could make that thing sing!

question i came to this vid as it’s most recent but first what reed thickness do you use on your alto sax and two for vibrato what tips would you give to get it like yours and maybe what pronunciation do you use when doing it, thanks!

Great job!!!

Thanks! Great!!!!!.

Great!!!!!!

What an amazing piece … and great performance! ❤

Mansion Basement Theme

Thank you! As a composer I find this really useful.

Thank you so much for these videos on saxophone technique! They are really _excellent_ and exactly what I'm looking for as a composer planning to write for the instrument. Everything is explained so well and I love how you combine verbal explanations with sounding examples and notated examples for maximum clarity. I particularly like your in depth explanations of extended techniques.

You didn't want to fix the audio on this. I could barely hear any of the things he said

0:05 Theme 1:19 Variation 1 2:02 Variation 2 3:06 Variation 3 3:27 Variation 4 4:00 Variation 5 5:00 Variation 6 5:37 Variation 7 6:17 Variation 9 7:11 Variation 10 7:45 Coda

Thank you so much for this video! I know I am late but this was very in depth and fascinating information! (:

I watched your videos and decided to write a new piece for saxophone quartet! :-)

Great video series! I am learning a lot from these wonderful tutorials. May I ask one quick question (writing for a sax-quartet right now): is it possible to make a (small) glissando (rather a bending) from the highest possible note of (any) saxophone? And if so how big the gliss. could be? Greetings, Amir Teymuri

It's actually interesting thing. I remember that lots of Saxophonist from Mezzoforte sometimes playing Sax Solo but also have a tone of Trumpet. Very cool and unique to me.

Hi Joshua, thank you so much for your great videos! I wonder if you could talk about the relation between embouchure and voicing, and how embouchure plays a role in saxophone playing? Thanks!

Dear joshua, I wanted to know is it possible to begin the note with open slap and then hold it through ?

First of all, I should thank you a lot for this series of videos, they've been really helpful for me. I just wanted to ask is it possible to use circular breathing and fluttertongue simultaneously? And also which other techniques can be used with the circular breathing at the same time ?

It’s Italian :). Whispering

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Thank you for your helpful videos. Can teeth on reed gradually changes to something like split tones? And in teeth on reed, the sound have to move up or down? Or cant it be constant?

Great videos! But why is the audio always so quiet? I can barely hear what you are saying and closed captioning is not available...

Nothing sound like a Rhodes !!

Thank you so much☺

Thanks! Great demonstration. I like the details.

GREAT !!! More music with more CP-80 please

Muito bom grande maestro Joshua.

Amazingly helpful, thank you so so much! we composers really value this videos😊

I think it would be super cool if you would also include the notation of these techniques in your videos :)

Love it. The original has that special magic which most samples just don't get right.

beatifuly played!

Thank you so much for this playlist, Joshua! It's incredibly helpful. Saxophone is such and incredible instrument *__*

Wonderful!

Great work, Joshua! Where I could buy this arrangement ?

Amazing! Beatiful!