Be Bop Articulation How to practice it on saxophone
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ก.ค. 2024
- Want to get an authentic "jazz" sound to your solos? Learn how to use Be-Bop articulation to develop your sound, feel and technique.
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0:00 About this video
2:39 Essentials of Be-Bop articulation
6:01 Another exercise
7:43 Wrapping up
IN THIS LESSON:
Be Bop articulation is simply tonguing the second half of the beat and slurring onto the following beat in a phrase of quavers or 1/8th notes. Sounds easy but to really get this technique down and sound like Charlie Parker, you need to start slow.
In this lesson I break down the technique for getting this tonguing pattern right. Also, you learn two different patterns you can practice on either alto or tenor saxophone to build this skill.
And the coolest part about developing your be-bop articulation is that it will help you even if you aren't a "jazz fan". Working on this exercise will help develop your tongue / finger coordination and that will help you in ALL playing styles.
Have fun!
Nigel
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Thanks for breakin this down Nigel! The stuff I never learned only getting educated through high school band
You’re welcome!
So much helpful
Thank you for posting
From S.Korea
Thanks Nigel! Very helpful.
Great to hear that Rob!
I really like this lesson👍
Cool, great to hear that thanks.
Thank you so much
Nice one!
Thanks great 😀
You’re welcome Tina.
Subscribed. Thanks!
Awesome Eric!
Obrigado
Thanks a lot Nigel! My teacher had just taught me this last week, but I felt I needed further clarification and your video did the trick.
On a side note, how about a video on how to best record a saxophone? I'm looking for tips, but I find most content to be very thin: they talk about microphone types, maaaybe positioning, and that's it. No tips on whether you need any special treatment on walls or behind the mic, how to avoid recording the sound of the keys, adding pedal effects when recording or how to approach different environments where one might need to record. Just a suggestion!
Cheers
water
great
Nice class! You make this easy! Thank you for sharing!
Hi Nigel....which is your opinion
about the Trevor James saxes...???
I'll ve waiting for your answer...!!!
Regards
This was a great lesson teach. Love it.
Yup, swing those 8th notes!
WHat kind of tecnique has to be used when bpm goes above 240? I am struggling to clear all the phrases but I start to get a muddy sound, no more definitions between notes.
Ok
I've been doing this without even notice...
I'm a genius..🤣🤣
Your link doesn’t work again
Hi Thomas. Are you looking for the worksheet? It’s on my blog here: www.mcgillmusic.com/articles/be-bop-articulation-how-to-practice-on-saxophone
Wow, Charlie Parker didn't even look like he was moving his fingers in that clip.
That's good technique for you!
He's actually trying to play with a recording of himself, so he isn't actually playing, if you watch that full video you can see him laughing at Coleman Hawkins trying to do the same. The director quickly told Parker to stop laughing, it's quite funny.
cant move my tongue that fast. been practising for 20 years lol i just dunno how people do this.
sax
that was perfect for me Kunda