[john]

Hey Leo that’s hilarious playing long with the full mix… sounds great tho and like you’re havin a ball and that’s what it’s all about.
looks like you’re starting a sax shop with all those horns lined up there!
what mic is that?

[john]

I just doubled checked and did see my email to you on March 4th with the video lessons link.

[john]

Hey Gary ya I got the message and sent you a link via email
Johnny

I’ll do it again when I get home shortly but I respond daily

[john]

ya sounds great!

[john]

I beleive I emailed you an updated link Gary

[john]

nice leo, that mp is really working good for you; better tone and intonation

[john]

the problem with buying a couple single reeds out of a box is there’s only a few good reeds in that entire box so how do you know you’re getting one of the good ones?

[john]

there is also an up to date list link on the saxophone music page just under the 2 videos;
it says scroll down to view all songs or click here for list in alphabetical order.

Songs Alphabetical Order

cheers
Johnny

[john]

dry martini…perfect!

[john]

great points from both sides…
there are a lot of good sax teachers online so it’s a good alternative to no teacher at all.
But you can’t beat a one-on-one lesson with a good teacher. The problem with learning yourself (especially at the beginning) is you’re very likely to do something wrong and so a bad habit will start to develop. A teacher would be there to eliminate this, if not that bad habit can take a while to unlearn… this happened to me when I started out and was saved by a good teacher.

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