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- Welcome to the Café: International Sax Forum
Brought to you by saxophonist and composer Pete Thomas, Cafésaxophone is the ideal online establishment for saxophone players to meet, have a chat, a debate, listen to and critique each others' playing, share ideas or just find stuff out Players (old new), teachers, students, saxophone manufacturers, retailers - all are welcome to contribute
- Best Saxophone Shop Near North Carolina? | Sax on the Web Forum
Picked up the alto saxophone again this year since last playing Alto Tenor in marching band around 2010 Want to thank this community with all the helpful advice and knowledge provided I bought myself a Jean Paul student alto in case my enjoyment for playing has faded
- Sax on the Web Forum
A forum community dedicated to saxophone players and enthusiasts originally founded by Harri Rautiainen Come join the discussion about collections, care, displays, models, styles, reviews, accessories, classifieds, and more!
- Whats New - Sax on the Web Forum
A forum community dedicated to saxophone players and enthusiasts originally founded by Harri Rautiainen Come join the discussion about collections, care, displays, models, styles, reviews, accessories, classifieds, and more!
- Forum list - CafeSaxophone Forum
Topic feeds This sections pull threads from any of the above forum categories and display them based on search filters e g all threads marked as started by (or for) beginners are included in the Beginners search forum whether they are actually from the Saxophone, Playing, Sound Files or any other section
- Misc. sax. . . - Saxophone Glossary | CafeSaxophone Forum
Refers to a Yamaha 61 or very early 62 or 32 model saxophone These had the Yamaha logo stencilled on the bell in a purpl(ish) colour Believed by some aficionados to have magical properties Later models had a stamped logo on the bell Ralacquer (relac) Verb: to remove and replace the saxophone's lacquer Noun: a saxophone that has been
- Low notes and Leaking G# issue - CafeSaxophone Forum
All saxophone players need to know about adjusting the tabbed articulated G# as it is one of the most common, and yet easily fixable, causes of leaks The first thing we need to know is what is a tabbed articulated G#, and why you would use it
- Saxophone History Timeline 1814-1995
1916 - Charles Ives writes saxophone part in Symphony No 4 1917 - Benjamin Vereecken's Foundation of Saxophone Playing published by Carl Fisher 1918 - Percy Grainger uses saxophone for the first time in composing in two compositions: Over the hills and far away, and Children's March (Sopr , alto, tenor, bari , bass)
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