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just got to this channel, thank you so much for this class Ray, this was pretty interesting for me.

What head is this? Is this written out in the book?

Hey Ray, what is the benefit of starting flat while tuning? thx

In term of rhythm, time, harmony, hipness, and attitude, his mess is depressingly non-jazz.

Thanks - I mistakenly started with soprano and rarely play it now even though I still love it. But just never got the proficiency I wanted on top of not as easily fit into situations since it so dominates compared to alto and esp tenor. But reminded me how much I love what it's capable of.

Interesting alternate names like half tonguing for muted tonguing and never says muted tonguing. Guess there's no standard for naming a technique

My high school for real of course ua-cam.com/video/C5e8Fe19-cw/v-deo.htmlsi=qRsSdiYyuaI2Sq18

Amazing next year in my high school in year 8 next year I mean high school not middle school it’s different to USA I am in Australia next year I am planing to join the big band at my school so there are two parts of the high school I go to Middle years and senior years middle years is year 7-9 and senior years is year 10-12 so I am planning to join BIG BAND of my high school next year big band is the middle years jazz band They play songs like MOANIN’ from art Blakey written by bobby timmons bags' groove by milt Jackson and many more and stage band is the senior years jazz band I am going to be in year 8 next year turning 14 and so stage band plays songs like straight no chaser by THELONIOUS monk And I cannot remember the rest to many more I play trombone i started playing this year because it seemed fun I can't read sheet music the easiest way for me to remember to know what notes to play is writing them down or remembering them And the company of my trombone is YAMAHA a Japanese music company iN HAMAMATSU JAPAN🎼🎹🎼🎹🎼🎺🪈🎻🪕🥁🎸🪗🪇🎬🎤 facebook.com/watch/?v=784179042569368 THIS IS FROM THE FACEBOOK PAGE OF MY HIGH SCHOOL REHEARSAL OF GENERATIONS OF JAZZ 2022 IN MT GAMBIER ONCE A YEAR ONCE A YEAR IN MT GAMBIER IN SOUTH AUSTRALIA MY SCHOOL IS IN ADELAIDE SOUTH AUSTRALIA BY THE WAY BIG BAND IS DIFFERENT NOW THE GUY IN THE MIDDLE OF THE TROMBONE SECTION IN BIG BAND IS ZACHERY HARWOOD IF YOU SEE HIM IN PERSON YOU WILL FIND THAT HE IS A REALLY TALL PERSON AND FINALLY THERE IS ALWAYS A YEAR 12 JAZZ COMBO.

Thank you so much sir

It's amazing information

Thank you so much sir

Sir what about upper teeth position please 🙏

Respected sir it's really beautiful information 🙏 Thank you so much

Just started the video but I’m dying over the guitarist getting told to turn up his volume it’s true we never get told we’re too quite unless ur me and get stuck on comping volume because I forgot to turn it up for the solo section😭

I realize this post is several years old, but wondering if someone could let me know if the Kindle version of "The Science and Art of Saxophone Teaching" renders well, or is it better and more practical to get the physical book? That is, if there are many diagrams or scores in the book, can they be easily read on a kindle device or kindle reader? Thank you

Why did you stop making videos??

stifler on the bass?

I’ve seen 5th graders with better posture than the bari and 4th trombone players

'Kojonudo, Ray! Saludos desde Madrid.

Very interesting and usefull

Lol you even got distracted like i do with ideas.

Happy tears,, i finally found the help i need😊 god bless you

Oh my goodness thank you you are the first person I have seen that is like me . I have loved singing jazz before I even knew it was , when I was little before I remember hearing it. I'm 28 and learning guitar and am just now realizing I've been a musician all along. Thank you for your video

Just bought alto, but my goal is soprano. I love beautiful magic sound of this instrument, and I know that playing is a long path, but I want to go down all this way!

What a video! Not only the content but the beautiful interaction in the group. This also shows how much a competent teacher can add on top of the "main content that could be read" as so many of my students ask for now. This video really shows the meaning of face to face learning.

Very nice guy!

I am told I play the soprano well and in tune. Before all the good information in this excellent video: you need a good mouthpiece and make sure it's pushed in the neck to the right spot. My technique is practically to sing in my head what I am going to play .

Thanks about the embouchure tips, I was really struggling with the low notes, but these advices really change the game. So glad I found your videos!

Thanks for your tips, I’m trying to learn English horn, the embouchure tips are great.

Excellent!

First class! - Ray Smith was my teacher in Murray Kentucky. A wonderful human being.

I don't know why nobody seems to pay attention, but THIS teaching method is logical and key-free using degrees. I seem to hear people solo and have less "sense" than just these introduction and analytic approach to building patterns. Thanks!... J-D.

He should know better and provide the guitarist with a tabs arrangement. Most young guitarists don’t learn to read music well.

Hi I just cane across your video I wish there were books on this and some dvds on stuff Luke this and how come there isn't a school for repairs of instruments

I feel you green shirt person 😂Very helpful vid tho

How about finding a MP

Are there sopranos that are more likely to play in tune? Quality I understand

Great vid!!

Dr. Ray your roll and loop exercises are really helping me move over the break!

Of course the guitar player struggles reading music 😂 I’m not alone 😂

What a divine sound! By the way, what was that beautiful piece of organ(?) music?

wonderful tips thank you sir.i have a question what is the sax you are using in this video?

Dr. Smith, I don;t know if you are checking your channel often. But I have stumbled upon this channel and have watched several videos now. This is a goldmine! In a world where there is so much conflicting information and bad advice out there, you clearly and thoroughly speak the TRUTH! Thank you, and i will definitely order your books. I wish there were a way to make this the most prominent saxophone channel on youtube!

Бля,ну это американское днище. И тут они преуспели.

Ray, do you have any thoughts regarding gurgling around low G? Is driving me insane! Playing a well regulated Yamaha Custom 6 months in after 30 years of alto and tenor playing. Using Selmer Concept mouthpiece and blue box Vandoren reeds.

"Half steps make the world go 'round." -- Ray Smith # 20:46. (Classic!)

Thank you very much M. R.Smith. great inspiration.

Excellent demonstration! Really shows how different instruments can collide with each other.

In my experience, comping with the piano player is to lay back. See what he's doing. Find a pocket to fit into and follow it.