The Saxophone Standard [HD]
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- The Concert Band and Jazz Ambassadors saxophone sections of The U.S. Army Field Band present The Saxophone Standard, the latest in the Army Field Band's Instructional Video Series. The Saxophone Standard offers valuable information for saxophone students of any skill level, as well as demonstrations of some of the most important works from the saxophone repertoire.
00:00 Video Start
1:13 History
4:16 Meet the Saxophone Family
9:02 Assembling the Instrument
12:20 Choosing the Right Reed
14:05 Breaking the Reed In
16:27 Reed Storage
17:32 Posture
18:52 Hand Position
20:02 Embouchure
22:40 Tuning and Pitch Tendencies
24:52 Breathing and Air Support
28:52 Starting the Tone
32:39 Legato and Staccato
36:25 Working on Finger Speed
38:21 Articulation/Tongue Speed
39:56 Vibrato
43:47 Vibrato Concept/Voicing
45:27 Mouthpiece Exercises
50:10 Intonation
54:27 Altissimo
57:33 Circular Breathing
1:00:20 Slap Tonguing
1:02:38 Double Tonguing
1:06:02 Palm Key Tips
1:07:18 Low Register Stack Tips
1:09:18 Tools of the Trade
1:09:52 Practice Routine and Tips
1:11:52 Over the Break
1:14:21 Chromatic Fingerings
1:16:32 C# Fingering
1:18:18 Sticky G# and Low C# Key
1:18:51 Adjustment Screws
1:19:33 Reed Warping
1:23:23 Chamber Music/Ensemble Playing
1:26:11 Jazz Saxophone
1:27:17 Jazz Articulation
1:29:54 Jazz Sound
1:32:35 Jazz Equipment
1:36:25 Jazz Embouchure
1:39:32 Jazz Feel
1:41:54 History of the Jazz Saxophone Section
1:49:17 Each Role in the Section Explained
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Still one of my favorite videos of all time. So professionally done!
wassup nathan
Ayo sax king over here
Hey Nathan I memorized the Mario Kart lick yesterday
Give me saxophone
I started playing saxophone in 5th grade and played into college, I'm now 55, and nobody ever taught me some of the information you just gave me! Thank you! You have reinvigorated me! It's now time to have my sax serviced so I can begin playing again. It's been way too long!
That's great, happy to help!
sure wish i had this available as a young player! I find this wonderfully done. Every young player should watch this yearly!!
I've been playing on and off for over 50 years and started playing again in earnest about a year ago. This is terrific information. Thank you all so much!
Great to hear!
Happy that this is back on TH-cam
YAY I'm so happy that you put this back on
I’ve always taught my students to put on the ligature first and THEN the reed, to avoid accidentally damaging the tip of the reed. I thought I was the only one! Thank you for legitimizing my technique.
Incredible playing, gentlemen.
Glad to hear it, and thanks!
Very informative. My dad had a C melody sax and also was a US Army Veteran. My sister took ownership of my father's sax.
Thanks for your father's service!
Nice, they put it back up.
Excellent tutorial and wonderful playing. Especially the perfect unison playing of the jazz standards (without a click or a rhythm section) is breathtaking. And I appreciate the solid no-nonsense approach to learning a musical instrument.
This is an amazing resource! I will be using this (when I start) as I learn saxophone!
How does this have only 28,000 views? Deserves 1 million at least!
It’s 46,000 now
Think they reuploaded it with jazz, so it had to start over
Now it’s at 68k!
Now at 89K
Props for including the “Alf Theme Song” in the outro! The 80’s was a good decade for the saxophone.
Great ensemble playing, individual demonstrations, and musical tips! The production of this video is also superlative.
this video has really helped me grasp the importance of learning classical saxophone through the little history lesson at the beginning of the video. Thanks
Thank you The Army Field Band, you are giving a great and precious gift with this beautiful presentation and instruction video. I really liked your wonderful sharing of your technical music professional so I would love and encourage this to all young musicians... very great from you, love so much
IT'S BACK!!!!
In the mood 🤤🤤 one of my favorite jazz songs
Same here
Thank you for putting this fantastic resource back up!
Okay, what did you remove from the one you posted 6 years ago? I should have saved the old one... Looks like you add a JAZZ section, too.
Thanks US Army Field band great presentation and very knowledgeable information about saxophone thank you Giod bless you
Fantastic❤❤❤😃😃😃
Lovely
YES thank y’all so much
Amazing
Love this
4th time watching this, probably the best video out there tbh
🙇🙇🙇 thank you so much
at 1:46:37 I think there's an error with the caption. the tune playing is "Who, Me?" arranged by Frank Foster for the Count Basie Orchestra
Wow! 👏 😮
merci
Im here for Brian from He Spoke Style :D
I love my alto saxophone. My Sunday School teacher gave her daughter's saxophone because they were cleaning out their garage.
(1978-1983) U.S.N., @0:08:22_I'm reminded of Christmas. Thanks United States Army.
Bozza!
Did metal mouthpieces used to be a standard for classical saxophone? I always thought of metal pieces as either a pop/funk Sanborn phenomenon, or a Coltrane/Brecker jazz thing. Classical? Wild.
Thanks for uploading it again! Great video, i use it a lot
The "old" vid had subtitles ? Maybe you it can put it back on?
Hey!! That's the same reeds I use.
Thanks for resources it should help me with band
Glad to help!
Awsome! Why was this re - uploaded?
Can you list the titles and timings of the various excerpts that you play as demonstrations? They are all excellent and I'd like to be able to identify them and find the original music.
Good points.
What brand of saxophones are you using? Woodwind musicians need their lungs to be clear to produce a "clear" sound and tone. I definitely will share this video. This video is an excellent tutorial. Again, thank you
They're Selmer saxophones and most look like Mark VI models. So that's where all the best Mark VIs went - to the Army!
(just kidding)
When doing vibrato, I typically use my diaphragm to shake the air flow and I'm wondering if I am the only one to do it like that?
This is relatively common with approximately 35% of saxophonists, so the likelihood of finding a left handed person if left handed people were slightly more common.
The main style of which one plays in for vibrato is almost typically mouth vibrato (though there are blends of both by each different player... it's important to note that every saxophonist plays uniquely in their own timbre because of the pure variety of those individual players)
22:50 I don’t know what a low b flat is though. If I don’t know how to put the instrument together, how do I know which note is where? Not to say that I can’t find this somewhere else, but it feels like you’ve skipped a crucial step in this process.
That said, thank you for this video. It’s very helpful.
if you look closely you can see a bit of the fingering. Low B flat is like a low C (asuming you know low C) but you add one key with the left pinky, is the bottom one of that 4 note "pallet" that you have there. All the pads on the sax should be closed if you are fingering that right, check that out before blowing!
After 79 years with the sax ,I am enjoying still playing at 87. I have one question.I have a tenor Buescher from the 40's and having difficulty hitting the lower register, say from D down. I had the horn checked out several times with no leaks. However, I played on a similar horn back in the late 50's(not mine), but a Buescher from the 40's with no problem. Can you provide some suggestions how I might overcome this problem? Reed, mouthpiece ? (Still playing jazz in New Orleans)
Even if the pads seem like they're all sealed, sometime a weak spring can allow a pad to leak when you're playing the low notes, thus making them more difficult. Make sure all the pads which are held closed with springs are securely closed.
At 55:36 is there a specific name for what he is playing?
4:15 what song is this? It sounds wonderful!!
That would be the Rigaudon from "Le Tombeau de Couperin" by Maurice Ravel!
Woo hoo Mr He Spoke Style before when he was just a cool sax player. 😎
What happened whit the Spanish subtitles???
We’ll take a look! Thanks for letting us know!
This Sounds Good To Me 13:26
13:25
no i can,t get you the video to work it is hacket
if I give up the saxophone...will you come back to me?
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I see What you did…
Horn playing part and present…
Are the musician's cigarette smokers? this also can apply to flute players as well.
POR QUÈ ESTA WEA NO ESTA EN ESPAÑOL POR LA HIPERCHUCHAAAAAAAA
1:19:44 LMAO bro is a legend