Bob Mintzer - Saxophone Masterclass 1
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 ม.ค. 2016
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Description: In part one (1 of 2) of this saxophone masterclass, Bob Mintzer discusses and demonstrates what he feels is important about playing the saxophone. Bob covers tone production, vocabulary, articulation and more as he shares tips that have kept him in-demand for over four decades. If you want some pointers from a real saxophone icon, this saxophone lesson series is for you.
Topics Covered: Saxophone, Jazz, Tone, Embouchure, Airflow, Long Tones, Note Connection, Exercises, 8th Note Lines, Sight Reading, Etudes, Studies, Vocabulary, Transcription, Styles, Using Dynamics, Jazz Language, Learning Repertoire, Extracting Ideas, R&B, Vibrato, Articulation, Legato Tonguing, Internal Time, Etc.
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Excellent Bob Mintzer! Wow? Greetings from BRZ. 🇧🇷❤️🇱🇷
Some of Bob’s best work was when he was with the Buddy Rich big band. His playing on that live album is amazing.
I noticed BR wasn't specifically named on his list. I was very inspired to hear him on BR recordings! Thanks
@@Yestopeace365 The live album is named Buddy Rich Plays and Plays and Plays
@@TrueBlueYou That's the one that was my High School inspiration! Burning! For the longest time I thought it was all Steve Marcus, boy was I missing it. Saw Steve with BR live 4x. Thanks
great advice! Of all the sax classes, I think I am going to do this one.
The Great Master!
Fortississimo all the notes and rests!
Así se debe tocar tranquilo y relajado !! que se sienta cómodo !! las ideas se centran mejor
This is great!
Awesome!!!!!
I can do it except at age 83 much of my long breaths dont apply anymore .. so i have to take more breaths .. Hate it when the ending calls for a three bar note ending an i quit long before the others do in the sax section .. lungs just aint what they used to be..
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lo puedes traducir en español???
Monster!
Podrias por favor traducir en español ?
BOBBY
Hello! Could someone explain that system of minor thirds for ii V that he shows from minute 1:03 ? I am trying to learn this… thanks!
Major triad, add 9 on top. The chords are first inversion major triads with the ninth on top (example, C add 9 in this case would be E G C D), same shape descending in minor thirds. Then resolve at the end of the pattern with a diminished scale line.
So here, it would be Db Add 9, Bb Add 9, G add 9, and then going down the C H/W diminished scale from the b5.
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