How to Play ALTISSIMO on Saxophone

Introduction to the saxophone's upper register, with demonstrations of the top tones (altissimo) on alto, tenor, baritone, and even soprano.
There's also a simple exercise to develop little-known, but very important muscles that are essential for playing the saxophone.
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[@casatecheira245]

Hi, Excelent, thanks very much, very important, From argentina, Edgrado.

[@djembefolly6084]

I am into saxophones, coming from the trumpet and it is, as you say, much about air stream and lip squeezing

[@joelarminio5954]

Good morning, how are you? Thank you very much for your videos and instructions. In the first exercise of the top tone for sax "sustained tone", I didn't understand what sequence of intervals he uses, can you help me? thank you so much.

[@Marcimusic257]

That's a good question. In the first line, he descends a minor third, then ascends a tritone. Then in the second line he descends a major third, and again a perfect fourth (although this is not technically how they are notated, theoretically). As far as I can tell this is an arbitrary choice, and just a way to cover notes at multiple places in the range.

[@joelarminio5954]

@@Marcimusic257 Tank you so much

[@joelarminio5954]

Thank you so much