What kind of saxophone should a beginner use?
The alto sax is very often the first choice for beginners and children, because:
- It’s small and light enough to be comfortably held by a child.
- You don’t need to make a tremendous effort to produce a sound when you start.
- It’s easier to handle than a soprano sax, thanks to the neck and shoulder strap.
What’s the easiest saxophone to play?
alto saxophone
Is the alto sax hard to play?
You may still be wondering, “Is saxophone hard to learn?” The truth is, certain people will have an easier time learning the saxophone than others. One of the biggest challenges of the saxophone is that it’s not an instantly gratifying instrument. It takes a lot of time and effort to develop good tone quality.
Can I teach myself to play the saxophone?
You CAN teach yourself saxophone, yes, but without some kind of help it will be difficult and time consuming. But, if you suddenly want to play your saxophone right now and learn something new, simply log in and pick a lesson ! There is no right or wrong with learning how to play the saxophone.
How long does it take to learn to play the saxophone?
10,000 hours
Should I learn trumpet or sax?
Depends on your style. The trumpet will be easier on the wallet, but the sax is easier to pick up and play. For either one I suggest taking lessons for a couple of months in order to help you understand the fundamentals more. If you choose a sax, pick up a cheap alto or tenor first.
Is the sax easy to learn?
A modern instrument. Thanks to it’s clever, modern design, the saxophone is actually one of the easiest instruments to start on. Let’s start by considering the keys. If you take a close look at the saxophone, you’ll notice they’re spaced apart in a precise way to match the shape of the human hand.
How loud is a saxophone in decibels?
100 decibels
Can you make a saxophone quieter?
One of the best-known remedies for the neighbor-maddening sound of an unwanted saxophone is to shove a sock, or t-shirt, or really any decent-sized piece of cloth into the bell of the horn. Of course, you can say buh bye to your low Bb and probably a few of the notes above it, but this really does help.
What is better alto or tenor sax?
The tenor sax is slightly larger and heavier, while the alto sax is smaller, lighter, and more easily managed than a tenor. Since the alto sax is smaller, its notes are higher and brighter than those of the tenor sax.