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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 ต.ค. 2024
- 🎷 I'm Video-Journaling my Sax Therapy Progress 😚 Start Date: March 23, 2023 🤓
First Saxophone Lesson: 3/25/2023 (weekly lessons with sax teacher)
I try to practice 20-45 minutes daily, and post videos as often as I can... #NoRules #JustForFun
In my 'real' life, I'm a full-time session vocalist / studio singer, music producer & songwriter who loves the outdoors, baking and animals. 🦝🐿🦙💕
Thanks for following my beginner tenor sax journey. 🥰
So cool you're learning to play saxophone :) From embouchure to air support, these things you learned in your first lesson will become 2nd nature to you in with practice. Be consistent with your practice. Have a alloted time each day, set that time aside, and try not to let anything interfere with it--make your practice sessions a priority.
An important tip that will help you as you learn (all beginning players struggle with this) is to keep your fingers close to the keys when you play. When you practice, something you can do is to stand in front of a mirror and watch your fingers to make sure you don't come too far out. As you do this, practice it slowly and watch those fingers. Working on this now will prevent it from turning into a bad habit (fingers that are too far from the keys) that will be much harder to fix later on. Keeping the fingers close to the keys will help you to play more smoothly/quickly as your progress with your playing.
You seem to be really excited/having fun learning to play the Saxophone--keep up the great attitude and good things will happen for you!
Wow, thank you so much for watching - and leaving such a kind, extensive comment. 🥰🙏
The tip about finger positioning is so helpful and I will definitely keep it in mind as I practice. Thanks so much and I hope you have a great day! 🎷☀️