@@matteomarini6031 thx for responding . What does that mean? Concert vs tenor? I guess my confusion is that all the solos I find online are not in same key as the original from pink Floyd . You can’t play them with the music. But I did find one that matched the music and the solo is in F#. Maybe I need a more music lessons....
@@matteomarini6031 I did a bit of research and found this. I never knew anything about saxophones.....”Key Tenor and soprano saxophones are in the key of B♭, just like clarinets. All three of these instruments produce a B♭ when playing a C on the score. That is why in order to produce the same C pitch as keyed instruments or the flute (concert or "written" C), they must actually play a D.” Thanks for leading me to this....appreciate it.....
Played guitar forever always thought the sax was amazing but now that I play sax I hear it so much differently haha. Doesn’t sound like I remember no where near as good
@@dejavu00strat I hear ya! I've been playing sax for longer than I care to admit, and I definitely teach 8th graders that sound better than that guy. I'm not the one on the album though, so what do I really know haha??
Super et génial de l'avoir sans se le déchiffrer, merci Man !
Excelente!!! Prossiga na missão!!!
i'm trying to transpose this to alto hehe. this helps lol
But then you have a few sharps more
@@2Kanaltonstereo just one
You ever transpose it?
Excellent, thank you very much!!!
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In the music the solo starts on F# note but on the sheet music it starts on G# ....not same key just so you know
ummmmm its F# concert but 100% G# for tenor???
@@matteomarini6031 thx for responding . What does that mean? Concert vs tenor? I guess my confusion is that all the solos I find online are not in same key as the original from pink Floyd . You can’t play them with the music. But I did find one that matched the music and the solo is in F#. Maybe I need a more music lessons....
@@matteomarini6031 I did a bit of research and found this. I never knew anything about saxophones.....”Key
Tenor and soprano saxophones are in the key of B♭, just like clarinets. All three of these instruments produce a B♭ when playing a C on the score. That is why in order to produce the same C pitch as keyed instruments or the flute (concert or "written" C), they must actually play a D.” Thanks for leading me to this....appreciate it.....
@@drlouiscardinal752 bruh
Hi, bonjour, good transcription... Is it possible to find it in printable version (.pdf or other ?) Thanx
Is there an Alto version of this?
super merci! mais comment faire un G#aigu sur un tenor?
How you play the high note in the 5th?
i'd recommend an altissimo fingering video or chart. for tenor its a high G#
Matteo Marini thanks man, nice and thanks for transcription
hey men, nice work, can u send me the part please?
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worst saxophone solo of all time lol
Played guitar forever always thought the sax was amazing but now that I play sax I hear it so much differently haha. Doesn’t sound like I remember no where near as good
@@dejavu00strat I hear ya! I've been playing sax for longer than I care to admit, and I definitely teach 8th graders that sound better than that guy. I'm not the one on the album though, so what do I really know haha??