Did You Know This About Lungs?

I always say the saxophone is a wind instrument, not a “tongue” instrument.
This means that, especially, within the first 5 years of learning all your efforts should go into building a strong air support.
I have found that being able to visualise our respiratory system is crucial for breathing more accurately when playing the saxophone.
In this short clip I show you the position of the lungs and the diaphragm and how the diaphragm moves.
Just knowing this, will help you tremendously in improving your breathing technique.
You can watch the complete video here: • All About Breathing - ... where I also demonstrate a great exercise you can do to increase your lung capacity (so you play longer melodies with a single, sustained breath).
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