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Is that a 10M?

thought you were gonna play the solo for summon the heroes and then it was jazz lol

Clear and informative

"On the original recording" of what?

I love mine

Thanks Dave for the clear and distinct elucidation of these concepts!

Excellent, thanks Dave, looking forward to working through this

Why did the E7b9 have a natural C?

Merci Dave.... 👍🏼

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Niceone I’ve got one coming

excellent

Thank you 🙏 where can I order from?

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Thank you, Sir! I’ve been a big fan of your playing for quite a long time. These short lessons are just amazing. I’ve been practicing them diligently for a little while and I can already see noticeable results.

Excellent. I came for the swing feel tip and came away with a bonus nugget of advice on how to practice in all 12 keys. Thanks!

In case anyone’s wondering, where Dave has “n” in the articulation he’s using half tonguing. This is where you leave your tongue on the reed to muffle the sound, sometimes you can just close half the reed off. The reed vibrates but more muffled. Great job Dave!

And just like that, Dave game work for the next year :) :) Thanks a lot, I was looking for an organized way to practice

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Great stuff. Lot a work on a specific focus. Thanks.

Hey great sound!!! What's your setup??

Hi there may I ask you your mouthpiece reed combination on that 10m? Thank you

Thanks Dave, will give it a go later

Thank you so much for this content. Very helpful to me. I need the small chunks expertly explained. Cheers!

Miles could not have composed Serpent's Tooth in 1956. Bird played tenor on the original recording and we know he died in 1955.

Miles could not have composed Serpent's Tooth in 1956. Bird played tenor on the original recording and we know he died in 1955.

Miles could not have composed Serpent's Tooth in 1956. Bird played tenor on the original recording and we know he died in 1955.

valuable reminder, thank you. I still remember a master class you gave with Matt Telfer at the Spice of Life, many years ago. My embouchure is still based on what you said that day, ever grateful.

Wolverine? With a Saxophone? WTF!?

Very good video Dave, thank you for this. But you did not mention the most interesting part of the lick in my option which is the B7. For what it is worth, this is my take on it: The B7 sounds completely logical as a lead to the tonic C major, and as a substitution for G7.Even though it contains the very wrong note of F# over a G7.B7 however is contained in C Diminished scale( Whole tone halftone) and this has a very strong harmonic pull to the tonic Cmaj, which is why B7 can be substituted like this for G7 and sound completely logical.

totally baffled!!

Gr8 video Dave. I agree with Soren. There is enough material here to keep me busy for weeks! Never the less keep them coming. Sadly I missed your gig at the Hen and Chicken in Bristol. I hope you make a return visit so I can hear you in the real world. Also much kudos to your wife for being a doctor and pro-sax player. Reminds me of the great Art Theman!

Dave is that a Conn 10m? Also I notice you use the closed fingering for the high E. Why do you prefer that?

Modest, unassuming monster of a player 😀

He's not only an amazing player but also an Incredible teacher. Thank you ever so much for sharing these great insights, Mr. O'Higgins!

this series is amazing ! Thank you very much

Really like this series. Nice to be introduced to a - to me - new voice on the sax.

That’s some major shedding right there !

Excellent!

Nice one, Alex!

Nice one, Dave! Hope all is well!

Thanks Dave. I have some of that under the belt from the Jazz Fix Easter course work you did with us on Jordu. Looking forward to more of these.

Thanks Alex!

Oh wow, so this is a continuing series. Awesome. But... let's not talk about how often I practised the great exercises from the last video, okay :)

Brilliant! Thanks

Hello, fantastically played. What kind of horn do you play (Conn?), which mouthpiece (opening) and which reed (strength). It sounds great. Thanks very much.

Merci beaucoup. Thank you I just have to work now Thank you again.

Okay, somehow I am internally divided now. Half of me wants many many more videos of this series. The other half has to practise the things from this video for the upcoming weeks. Great content

Thanks, Dave for this presentation. I like how you simplified it. Will practice this.

Pocket practice? I better get busy. Nice breakdown. Thank you