RockinRobin

I did better this time by tapping my foot on all the down beats. I can’t hear the down beats but I might feel the down beat with a foot down beat

Hi Johnny
It may be too late to use April”s code for “Time is tight. Today is April 30 The music is not posted yet. I’ll check back before midnight mountain time
William

Good one Jake. I followed you in the music humming most of the lyrics as you played the musical notes. I need lyrics and in a way you provided the lyrics in your music. The F# key is not hard to play. So today will be a Beach Boy day. Thanks for the video

Thanks Mel. Something to keep me busy

Scott I was sight reading “Lilly Was Here” transposing the notes to E minor (key signature G major) and E minor for tenor sax would be easier to play

Scott,
I have the music to “Lily Was Here” key signature A major for tenor or F# minor.Notes like high F# I can’t get to fast enough. The backing track in in concert E Minor. Lowering it to E minor for tenor might make it easier to play. That would put the concert backing track in D minor. Like Johnny said, It’s a tough one but a good one

No difference noticed so I guess the cork stays in the wine bottle

JB
I just now put a cork into the bell of my selmer. I’ll play with the cork today

Thanks Johnny. Playing “Me and Bobby McGee” with a medium onyx reed” is real easy as long as Bobby sings the blues

Today I switch my Onyx medium soft reed to a medium Onyx reed and the low C was a easier to blow. Why was a stiffer reed more easy to blow. Mouthpiece was my 7* Fibercarbon Guardala MBII FatBoy

Often when I try to blow low C I get that honky sound. I follow Johnny’s teeth, bottom lip embouchure lesson but no cigar, just a honky sound

Been working on my sound and improving a bit