The Development History of Yamaha Saxophones with Eugene Rousseau

Dr. Eugene Rousseau, Artist Professor, School of Music, University of Minnesota, talks about the development history of Yamaha saxophones.

[@ralphewell8398]

I studied with this man. He is possibly the finest teacher I ever had. Much love to him. My greatest influence.

[@SteveBurksMusic]

Same!

[@rudolphwouters9499]

Very pleasant person to listen to, nice story. Thank you Dr. Rousseau. I keep enjoying playing my YTS 62.

[@marks.6656]

Really incredible history! This makes me so thankful to have my purple logo 62!

[@Bustradore]

Mark Steinke I love the 62, I myself play a 61.

[@sitarnut]

Yes!

[@WJdad]

I picked up a used purple 62 in March of last year as I started to learn to play.

[@Itz-All-Gud]

Love Rousseau Studio Jazz mouthpiece! Sweet sound on my YAS 62 iii.

[@leycroftcoman5487]

Very valuable information on a great instrument.

[@frankversteeg8107]

just started five month ago on the Sax, now i have a YAS 25 with a Selmer Concept mpc..

[@BlasJohnny]

Nice

[@baileyliu35]

what is the music at the beginning of the video?

[@wkleung11]

Bailey Liu Brahms Clarinet Sonata No.2

[@lyntedrockley7295]

Yamahas are tuned to 442?????

[@tonytramonti5828]

Didn’t know Stan Laurel played the saxophone.

[@gamertime4949]

Yamaha is better change my mind

[@kidding6712]

Gamer Time bruh

[@rwandanstarbux1494]

Selmer.

[@DNKG669]

you say "Yamaha is better" but you don't say what it's better than

[@stokesaphone]

Who the hell downvotes this?