When you talked about the sound being “round or pointed” that just open my mind about this!! Thank you sir. I’m looking for my of your insight. God bless you sir🎺🎷
4:28, just a question; does this mean that I, as a male tenor, should not play baritone? Or at least that it should not be as easily suited to me as tenor sax would? Again I mean this in a genuine way not a sarcastic one sir.
10:30, and also, kind of in a similar vein, is it important to pursue the voice of a player on the same instrument? Say I play bari but I want to sound like Wayne Shorter, or anything like that. Maybe pursuing a sound of someone on the big horn but additionally any of the others in addition would be best?
Thank you Jason for sharing your knowledge and experience. Please keep it coming.
When you talked about the sound being “round or pointed” that just open my mind about this!! Thank you sir. I’m looking for my of your insight. God bless you sir🎺🎷
Thank you - sound do it 🎺🎷let it fly get it together
Thank you for doing this :) and thanks for feeling like you could “stretch out” as it were and take your time. So cool!
Great content Jason! My father sang to me everyday too and I think that was the best blessing of all. Looking forward to more videos!
Love it! And I agree sound is king.
4:28, just a question; does this mean that I, as a male tenor, should not play baritone? Or at least that it should not be as easily suited to me as tenor sax would? Again I mean this in a genuine way not a sarcastic one sir.
10:30, and also, kind of in a similar vein, is it important to pursue the voice of a player on the same instrument? Say I play bari but I want to sound like Wayne Shorter, or anything like that. Maybe pursuing a sound of someone on the big horn but additionally any of the others in addition would be best?