Jazz Scale Studies Saxophone: James Rae Tablet Stands & Lights

Jazz Scale Studies Saxophone: James Rae Tablet Stands & Lights18 studies written to develop familiarity with the main types of scales and arpeggios in Jazz. More than just scales James Rae describes a particular type of scale and includes studies based on it. Scales included are: Major, Dorian Mode, Mixolydian Mode, Minor Pentatonic, Jazz Melodic Minor, The Blues, Chromatic Scale, Whole Tone Scale and the Diminished Scale. All these books have been set on the 2007 Trinity Guildhall Jazz Examinations Grades 1 to

and with a pleasant buzz

This powerful presentation of technique and 'chop builders' consolidates all of the physical aspects of playing the saxophone into one workbook

After several years of sticking to the same D'Addario Select Jazz

Unchained Melody (The Righteous Brothers)

an interview

Based on the tried and tested format of the original method (with step-by-step guidance and a number of pieces specially written for this series)

fatter sound

There are a few other modern saxes that are going for this concept of vintage sound combined with modern ergonomics but I honestly think that Eastman are right up there amongst the best with this horn

Baffle: Medium High Step Baffle

and Superial on Alto

The articulation and response was also excellent across the whole range of the instrument

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