Mastering Ferling's Etude no. 17 with Timothy McAllister (Saxophone)

Internationally acclaimed Saxophonist and Backun Artist, Timothy McAllister discusses the musical techniques and expressive characteristics he considers while playing Franz Wilhelm Ferling's Etude no. 17. McAllister demonstrates passages of the etude utilizing the Backun TM2 Vocalise Alto Saxophone Mouthpiece.
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It takes a lot to break from tradition. The first ever mouthpiece series by renowned saxophone artist, Timothy McAllister, and legendary mouthpiece craftsperson, Richard Hawkins, is nothing short of groundbreaking. Together with the advanced design and manufacturing capabilities of Backun, Vocalise Saxophone Mouthpieces provide classical artists with an elevated foundation on which to perform today’s advanced and challenging literature. A new generation of mouthpieces for the next generation of artists.
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[@geojazz46]

This guy needs to listen to Rascher for help with his vibrato!!

[@ColinMroczko]

“This guy” lol he’s one of the best classical saxophonists on the planet.

[@bobmatt5175]

Ok boomer

[@bruhlmaoo]

out of all the things you could listen for from rascher, you picked the objectively worst part about his playing

[@cilantro5221]

That’s like asking a modern trombonist to listen to Arthur Pryor for help with their vibrato. Modern classical playing has a VERY different approach to vibrato than the classical playing of Rascher’s time.