Chromatic Scale - Tenor/Soprano (Bb) Sax
One-octave chromatic scale, starting on C. 2 bar count-in. Accidentals are spelled as SHARPS (#) going up and flats (b) coming down. There is a 1-bar gap at the top for you to breathe. This is an effective exercise for musicians of ANY level. Practicing the scale slowly will maximise your chances of playing it correctly as well as allowing time to consider consistency of sound, intonation and breathing. We recommend playing the notes even without vibrato. If you wish to change the tempo, select the video settings icon and change the 'Playback Speed'. If you are unsure of any of the notes please refer to a fingering chart: http://saxbandits.co.uk/saxophone-fingering-chart.pdf - - - - Please follow Sax Bandits: https://fb.me/saxbandits https://instagram.com/saxbandits
One-octave chromatic scale, starting on C. 2 bar count-in. Accidentals are spelled as SHARPS (#) going up and flats (b) coming down. There is a 1-bar gap at the top for you to breathe. This is an effective exercise for musicians of ANY level. Practicing the scale slowly will maximise your chances of playing it correctly as well as allowing time to consider consistency of sound, intonation and breathing. We recommend playing the notes even without vibrato. If you wish to change the tempo, select the video settings icon and change the 'Playback Speed'. If you are unsure of any of the notes please refer to a fingering chart: http://saxbandits.co.uk/saxophone-fingering-chart.pdf - - - - Please follow Sax Bandits: https://fb.me/saxbandits https://instagram.com/saxbandits