Man you guys really analyzed this! Anyhow the set up is most important, listening second, then technique, the trick is all in the tongue and vowels. My tongue makes a u shape and the aperature gets smaller as I go higher. I almost want to say "tee" but the notes get sharp. So it's a "tag" syllable with a curved tongue. For fingerings make sure the fingerings your looking at are for tenor, alto, etc. Once you get above the triple high a your partials do get smaller so a few fibgerings work
i can get up to an altissimo G on my tenor and alto (my bari is so old that it doesn't have a high F key and all my sax's don't have high F# or low A keys), but then again im 14. I can also go down to to low A on all of them and none of them have a low A key. I love experimentation :)
@lyininthehandsofgod Who the hell that knows?! It's a special fingering and you need to be able to play a glissando i think... Whatever anyone says you need to try some different fingering, you need a good reed and a good overlap saxophone and thats all i think...
A genuinely nice person would tell you to practice with harmonics and find which fingerings work out for you.
I'm telling you to simply bite down on the reed (try not to use teeth, as it will damage the reed) and squeak. It's not real altissimo, but it's just as fun, and psuedo-impressive to pull out when jamming or something.
You do your overtones(2-1's, 3-1's, etc) and that top octave, as you can see if being pushed up a lot by his bottom lip. Just make sure you can hear the notes and you can get them
@littleshortkid 10th grade and you can only go up to 4th D? And you are the best player in your school, other kids are jealous of you, and many people called you the best sax player? I dont know which country/town you came from but people in your residence and you are HORRIBLE LOL. I was able to go up to 4th F when I was in 7th grade lol.... and can use it in my improvisation with style... yet I am one of the worst players in my jazz band rofl... Big world eh? I am in 8th grade btw :)
@Xx11256xX Thats interesting, because when I warm up, I play B flat to the highest note I can hit on that day chromatically, and I am usually in tune when I play the low notes. I think its more like experience and talent that makes me the worst in my band, cuz almost everyone made it to the Eastern U.S auditions or higher lvl bands, while I only made it to North eastern (NJ, NY, Vermont, etc) band :/
farthest ive gotten is a 4th D on alto sax as an overtone of an alternate 3rd G fingering (his fourth F im pretty sure)... everyone in the marching band hates me for it... because they cant play it AND its so high... but i got my 3rd G and A to where they sound good
kewl... I can reach the 4th F#... but my chops are on altissimo D and below (every single note on tenor). Plus I can do the same thing on alto... and guess what? I'm almost gr. 10
well the thing is for me (and i just found this out recently) its the highest note i can play (no F# key = fail). But with voicing i actually can play the C/C# and the D with just the octave key. really all it is is voicing and tuning a squeek though it is quite hard
also yeah the fact that im in 10th grade and i can play higher than everyone but one junior in the advanced band class makes me happy :) btw the junior is a trumpet so thats a duh. as soon as i get a horn with an F# key on it im either getting kicked out of my house or my dog will hate me. also ive been told like 15 times that im the best sax player :)
u don't need to play that high on alto btw -.- altissimo is better for the ears on tenor. the F# key is really really really really really really really really useless. It's harder to use. I use the front fingering so it's easier to move up and down the horn. plus it's better if u master the basic range rather than playing one high note... unless u can incorporate the hi notes in improvisation.
i know but its fun and i just like to try to play high notes and make them sound better because when the high notes sound better, your other notes sound better and i like to incorporate some of the altissimo into improv... i might throw in like a D somewhere just to make them go O_O and go down to a low C or something. im also thinking of a method of improv that involves trilling within a half-step
yes but you were being arrogant and conceited. it doesn't matter if you sound excellent for your first year of playing, it matters how you sound overall and I doubt you're the next bird
HAH! Well at least I'm right about something. It is methodic. The way it is methodic lies within the fact that you use both sides of your brain (classical or theoretical and random or intuitive). Right brain-left brain is an essential element of improv so that you can come up with your own rhythms and play something your audiance recognizes. Now I am sorry that I was a bit conceited with these comments on this video but you saying that improv has nothing to do with methods is incorrect.
no the F# key is a help. most professionals aren't used to it yet though because it is a new invention. the high G key is starting up again and i'm all arms. professionals including the great jazzers have used altissimo on alto all the time. altissimo is more used on tenor mainly because its so much easier. after playing 1 year you should be able ot play some tenor altissimo. on alto it usually takes at least 10 yrs
10 years?! really?! cuz i've been playing alto for a little over 4 years and i can play altissimo. . . sort of haha. for some reason i can't hit a G, but i can hit an A no problem. i still don't know the fingerings for B and C but i can hit a D pretty easily. admittedly, the tone on my A and D aren't as solid, but they're still decent.
however, i'm assuming you meant that it takes 10 years to master altissimo on alto. cuz i'm FAAAR from mastering altissimo. i'm still really new to it.
it should take around 10 years to be able to use it PROFESSIONALLY. first of all, there is that dreaded G and it sucks because it is one of the most useful altissimo. next, you should be able to play everything else just as easily as playing normal notes. during my 4th year I was able to play all altissimo on tenor and all altissimo but G on alto very comfortably. it also VERY much matters what the mouthpiece is. high baffle pieces make it easy, other pieces are HELL. even pros have trouble
Which means you probably know nothing of theory or ear training. There are a lot of kids like you. Playing high means nothing if you don't use it correctly. It's about musicality, not if you can play an octave higher than everyone else. Grow the fuck up.
I got into the altissimo register back in 1974 when Ben Harrod made me a special 11* Otto Link and I used mainly #3.5 Rico Royal reeds and sometimes on a good day #5 but I did not like 3s, 4s or 4.5s for some reason and in those younger days I closed up 2.5 and below. I use similar fingerings to Eugene Rousseau whose range extends for tenor an octave and a fourth to second harmonic Bb or Bb below double high C on a Bb trumpet. .
Both saxes have their strengths, and I'm not sure if calling one better than the other is supportable, BUT - one thing is NOT a matter of opinion: you can make a Tenor go higher, but you can't make an alto go lower.
cesarinman which sax do u play its different for alto and tenor for altissimo for tenor its octave key, first finger on left hand, side fingering for Bb and the key right below that one.
I can only get one altissimo octave not with great tone but its amazing you can get 2 octaves in the altissimo with good tone nice job I'll get there eventually hopefully
very good. Would like to know your setup as far as (sax, mouthpiece, lig, reed). Again great job. See that was a D5? amazing wish i could play altissimo like that
Whoa. I just started learning sax a few weeks ago. I can only seem to get the standard lower and upper register scale. I want to learn how to make it scream high like you.
first practice singing, yes thats right, imagine your doing a very sarcastic impression of a girl, and when you talk very high, thats your falsetto range. practice singing the falsetto range alot. then after doing this, pick up your sax, and go up to the highest note on there. i will assume this is f because not all student sax's go to f#. then when you have done this, try using the front f key (the one above the b key), the a key, and the side b flat. this should give you f#.
Gosh , iOnly know the of my blues scales and they on go 2 octave . That was great nice pitch and tone
MichaelJackson4lifez 1 month ago
Man fuck Altissimo, this is soprilitissimo!
Hulkforce103 2 months ago
NICEEEEE!!!!
96Zeus96 3 months ago
wtf dat zijn toonladders dat is geen blues
rihanna338 3 months ago
@rihanna338 ummm, het is een blues toonladder. Staat ook in de omschrijving: "blues scale".
johan0234523 2 weeks ago
Oh it's not like your biting up at all on the last scale...pathetic.
Vapor419 3 months ago
That's neat, but it's only four octaves, since you played the scale 4 times.
sackadoodle 4 months ago
What mouthpiece are you using?
MrSaxmanJones 4 months ago
You scared my dog lol
BlockKingdom 6 months ago 2
wooa
pedroga0 6 months ago
What was your setup?
MrSaxmanJones 7 months ago
or my cat! hhehehe FB; saxyjohan@hotmail.com
MrSaxyjohan 7 months ago
GAAAAAH! YOU MAKE IT LOOK SO EASY!!!
CodyL211 8 months ago 4
how did you learn the really high octaves cause i cant find them
TheOmari12 8 months ago
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adysaxman77 9 months ago
not bad
socaliguy81 9 months ago
That is very impressive. I wish I could do it.
abukamoon 9 months ago
my guitar has only 21 frets. i couldnt play 4 octaves even in e minor.. damn
ericoschmitt 9 months ago
wooooow... thats insane. but thats C minor heheh
anyway, i couldnt do 3 octaves of a D minor blues scale on the flute. i dont even know fingerings above the fourth C
ericoschmitt 9 months ago
@ericoschmitt Um...tenors are in Bb...
dragonflz95 9 months ago
@dragonflz95 yes, i know.. he fingers d minor and sounds c minor. that makes the title ambiguous
*there are tenors tuned in C too.
ericoschmitt 9 months ago
@ericoschmitt actually, those are called C-Melody Saxophones
kmoon4life 7 months ago
Tag should be "tahhh" stupid autocorrection
rjbdream 10 months ago
Man you guys really analyzed this! Anyhow the set up is most important, listening second, then technique, the trick is all in the tongue and vowels. My tongue makes a u shape and the aperature gets smaller as I go higher. I almost want to say "tee" but the notes get sharp. So it's a "tag" syllable with a curved tongue. For fingerings make sure the fingerings your looking at are for tenor, alto, etc. Once you get above the triple high a your partials do get smaller so a few fibgerings work
rjbdream 10 months ago
like a whistle
porge97 11 months ago
AWESOME!!!!! :D
mrjazzydude 1 year ago
i can get up to an altissimo G on my tenor and alto (my bari is so old that it doesn't have a high F key and all my sax's don't have high F# or low A keys), but then again im 14. I can also go down to to low A on all of them and none of them have a low A key. I love experimentation :)
MaxTheBariSax 1 year ago
I love it! Lol, You should check out The high school Jazz band my son is in and tell me what you think. It's on my profile.
Madden98rocks 1 year ago
sos un genio,
Martin from Argentina
CINCOEXTREMOS 1 year ago
can someone tell me the secret in getting notes that high on a tenor?
lyininthehandsofgod 1 year ago
@lyininthehandsofgod
creo que una buena caña baldore o ricoroyal francesa numero 4 a 5 y un buen aire es lo que yo utilizo,y andomen
camilopaspi 1 year ago
@lyininthehandsofgod Who the hell that knows?! It's a special fingering and you need to be able to play a glissando i think... Whatever anyone says you need to try some different fingering, you need a good reed and a good overlap saxophone and thats all i think...
JazzVanSwingman 1 year ago
@lyininthehandsofgod
An ass would tell you 'practice'
A genuinely nice person would tell you to practice with harmonics and find which fingerings work out for you.
I'm telling you to simply bite down on the reed (try not to use teeth, as it will damage the reed) and squeak. It's not real altissimo, but it's just as fun, and psuedo-impressive to pull out when jamming or something.
SupahflyJazzguy 1 year ago
lega llegar tan arriba
camilopaspi 1 year ago
Awesome.
kuhtje 1 year ago
oh wow
totalanimalgirl1231 1 year ago
pretty lights in the background
7890ally 1 year ago
oh my god..
felicksk8 1 year ago
now you should post a video inproving on these notes
bdsaxophone 1 year ago
@bdsaxophone shut up.
bienboy2710 1 year ago
these notes should be a standard part of the instrument. I hate when people rip scales up and down on a tenor in the 2-octave range. Makes me bored!
marazm1 1 year ago
how much does a tenor sax cost like on a cheap range?
Quyen22 1 year ago
wow your altissimo comes out nice! haha.
iJellyRoll 1 year ago
Rob, your crazy...
BbMinor7 1 year ago
i can only hit high F sharp on my alto... lol
but im 13
marshallmeyer1 1 year ago
@marshallmeyer1 age is no excuse, but then again there are more important things than altissimo
songsmadeforyou 1 year ago
@marshallmeyer1 nobody cares how old you are and that's a normal note anyway
MrHeavanell 1 year ago
@MrHeavanell its pretty impressive if he doesnt have an F# key.
shrillz 1 year ago
omg very good
tucorreomispolainas 1 year ago
that's only 4 octaves bro..nice though.
jjbb81 1 year ago 2
@jjbb81 it spans 5 octs bro, but yeah your right
songsmadeforyou 1 year ago
im jealous hey how do u get that last octave i dont know ho to get that one but i can get the one below that
Elloit2345 1 year ago
what for?
olafsax 1 year ago
you should show us the fingerings
darian1114 1 year ago
@darian1114 agreed
songsmadeforyou 1 year ago
oh yeah, I guess it's okay
lol jks man you're a freak
cooperjamify 2 years ago
you sir, are a beast
mattowens55 2 years ago 2
really it's only four octaves, but very nice!
tmyers08 2 years ago
GREAT!!!
JazzMustah 2 years ago
you missed the last c but very good :D
Swoodc2 2 years ago
kewl
tflover1221 2 years ago
nice dude ;) on tenor i think it's even more difficult than on my alto
nord1991 2 years ago
i actually can go higher on my tenor than my alto and it's easier on tenor (for me)
rasenganpimp 1 year ago
@rasenganpimp same here, I can get higher on my bari than I can on soprano
mdb205 1 year ago
@mdb205 hahahahahahahahahahahaha (laughing with you)
songsmadeforyou 1 year ago
Altissimo is so much fun to screw around with!
mdb205 2 years ago 33
WOW!!! bass
dukesback69 2 years ago
WOW!! bass
bassik123 2 years ago
haha.. good job..
usmcsax81 2 years ago
Dude i just shit my pants..... thats awsome!
disfan14 2 years ago
Holy shit
snowbirddude 2 years ago
Wtf How Ish That Possible
I Play Tha Tenor
Thats Hella Hard
bonebadboy369 2 years ago
rofl ik what u mean i play tenor to
jsaxophone1 2 years ago
You do your overtones(2-1's, 3-1's, etc) and that top octave, as you can see if being pushed up a lot by his bottom lip. Just make sure you can hear the notes and you can get them
mmullan81 2 years ago
maybe just a typo
rf1308 2 years ago
that was 4 scales
rf1308 2 years ago
how do you get such high notes on that mouthpiece? i can only get a G
mrmickyg10 2 years ago
SaxophoneProductions, I play the tenor, but I switched from a clarinet.
MandyBH25 2 years ago
hey, not everyone but most start on alto
SaxophoneProductions 2 years ago
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littleshortkid 2 years ago
by the way im only in 10th grade so just to show you where i am lol
littleshortkid 2 years ago
quit bragging.
Deandude222 2 years ago
@littleshortkid 10th grade and you can only go up to 4th D? And you are the best player in your school, other kids are jealous of you, and many people called you the best sax player? I dont know which country/town you came from but people in your residence and you are HORRIBLE LOL. I was able to go up to 4th F when I was in 7th grade lol.... and can use it in my improvisation with style... yet I am one of the worst players in my jazz band rofl... Big world eh? I am in 8th grade btw :)
boffyrox02 3 months ago
@boffyrox02 maybe ur the worst because you don't spend time working on the lower notes
Xx11256xX 2 months ago
@Xx11256xX Thats interesting, because when I warm up, I play B flat to the highest note I can hit on that day chromatically, and I am usually in tune when I play the low notes. I think its more like experience and talent that makes me the worst in my band, cuz almost everyone made it to the Eastern U.S auditions or higher lvl bands, while I only made it to North eastern (NJ, NY, Vermont, etc) band :/
boffyrox02 2 months ago
farthest ive gotten is a 4th D on alto sax as an overtone of an alternate 3rd G fingering (his fourth F im pretty sure)... everyone in the marching band hates me for it... because they cant play it AND its so high... but i got my 3rd G and A to where they sound good
littleshortkid 2 years ago
kewl... I can reach the 4th F#... but my chops are on altissimo D and below (every single note on tenor). Plus I can do the same thing on alto... and guess what? I'm almost gr. 10
falseaddress010 2 years ago
well the thing is for me (and i just found this out recently) its the highest note i can play (no F# key = fail). But with voicing i actually can play the C/C# and the D with just the octave key. really all it is is voicing and tuning a squeek though it is quite hard
littleshortkid 2 years ago
if you can get your overtones playing a low Bb and play a high F then you should be able to play it much easier...
Zeltrax11 2 years ago
also yeah the fact that im in 10th grade and i can play higher than everyone but one junior in the advanced band class makes me happy :) btw the junior is a trumpet so thats a duh. as soon as i get a horn with an F# key on it im either getting kicked out of my house or my dog will hate me. also ive been told like 15 times that im the best sax player :)
littleshortkid 2 years ago
u don't need to play that high on alto btw -.- altissimo is better for the ears on tenor. the F# key is really really really really really really really really useless. It's harder to use. I use the front fingering so it's easier to move up and down the horn. plus it's better if u master the basic range rather than playing one high note... unless u can incorporate the hi notes in improvisation.
falseaddress010 2 years ago
i know but its fun and i just like to try to play high notes and make them sound better because when the high notes sound better, your other notes sound better and i like to incorporate some of the altissimo into improv... i might throw in like a D somewhere just to make them go O_O and go down to a low C or something. im also thinking of a method of improv that involves trilling within a half-step
littleshortkid 2 years ago
You didn't invent trilling. When you get older, hopefully your ego will diminish enough for you to practice that actually matters.
Saxyman14 2 years ago
i wasn't saying i invented it i was thinking of adding in the method for improv.
littleshortkid 2 years ago
yes but you were being arrogant and conceited. it doesn't matter if you sound excellent for your first year of playing, it matters how you sound overall and I doubt you're the next bird
SaxophoneProductions 2 years ago
I realized I have been acting conceited with the comments on this man's video and I apologize. Happy?
littleshortkid 2 years ago
There is no such thing as the next Bird
p0ezi 2 years ago
There's your first problem. You consider improvisation a "method." There should be nothing methodic about it.
Saxyman14 2 years ago
HAH! Well at least I'm right about something. It is methodic. The way it is methodic lies within the fact that you use both sides of your brain (classical or theoretical and random or intuitive). Right brain-left brain is an essential element of improv so that you can come up with your own rhythms and play something your audiance recognizes. Now I am sorry that I was a bit conceited with these comments on this video but you saying that improv has nothing to do with methods is incorrect.
littleshortkid 2 years ago
no the F# key is a help. most professionals aren't used to it yet though because it is a new invention. the high G key is starting up again and i'm all arms. professionals including the great jazzers have used altissimo on alto all the time. altissimo is more used on tenor mainly because its so much easier. after playing 1 year you should be able ot play some tenor altissimo. on alto it usually takes at least 10 yrs
SaxophoneProductions 2 years ago
10 years?! really?! cuz i've been playing alto for a little over 4 years and i can play altissimo. . . sort of haha. for some reason i can't hit a G, but i can hit an A no problem. i still don't know the fingerings for B and C but i can hit a D pretty easily. admittedly, the tone on my A and D aren't as solid, but they're still decent.
however, i'm assuming you meant that it takes 10 years to master altissimo on alto. cuz i'm FAAAR from mastering altissimo. i'm still really new to it.
evergreach2346 2 years ago
it should take around 10 years to be able to use it PROFESSIONALLY. first of all, there is that dreaded G and it sucks because it is one of the most useful altissimo. next, you should be able to play everything else just as easily as playing normal notes. during my 4th year I was able to play all altissimo on tenor and all altissimo but G on alto very comfortably. it also VERY much matters what the mouthpiece is. high baffle pieces make it easy, other pieces are HELL. even pros have trouble
SaxophoneProductions 2 years ago
Which means you probably know nothing of theory or ear training. There are a lot of kids like you. Playing high means nothing if you don't use it correctly. It's about musicality, not if you can play an octave higher than everyone else. Grow the fuck up.
Saxyman14 2 years ago 2
holly crap
theghettohouse 2 years ago
I bet your dog hates you.
frizzzzzzal 2 years ago 79
looooooooool
trestresbrel 2 years ago
@frizzzzzzal. His dog loves him to bits, it's deaf!
adysaxman77 9 months ago
How do you do that?! I've always wanted to do that!
tazrevo 2 years ago
I love your tone
Muriness1 2 years ago 2
That was crazy good.. did you bite the reed to squeeze that last one? lol
spiffydude16 2 years ago
I got into the altissimo register back in 1974 when Ben Harrod made me a special 11* Otto Link and I used mainly #3.5 Rico Royal reeds and sometimes on a good day #5 but I did not like 3s, 4s or 4.5s for some reason and in those younger days I closed up 2.5 and below. I use similar fingerings to Eugene Rousseau whose range extends for tenor an octave and a fourth to second harmonic Bb or Bb below double high C on a Bb trumpet. .
tubatenorsax 2 years ago
hey rob. love it.
-cody
reedman9 2 years ago
HOLY FLIPPIN NUT CAKES!!! (tenor sax rocks)
Derral147 2 years ago
try squib cakes -tower of power. the tenor solo ends on the same high d
shortymcvorty 2 years ago
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shortymcvorty 2 years ago
that is cccccccccccccccccrazy
Lemke68 2 years ago
psh, alto is better. :]
OprahMemorizedPi 2 years ago
Both saxes have their strengths, and I'm not sure if calling one better than the other is supportable, BUT - one thing is NOT a matter of opinion: you can make a Tenor go higher, but you can't make an alto go lower.
pyannaguy 2 years ago 5
... holy shit
musicbsk 2 years ago 2
holy mother that was amazing
fredbob82 2 years ago
holy crap.... that was awesome..... i play alto sax...... but that was amazing
btsax2 2 years ago
You sir, are a winner.
Daylen007 2 years ago 4
holy crap!
Lemke68 2 years ago
omgomgomgomgomgomgomg
sll2992 2 years ago
I now realize why people play tenor with a lot of altissimo rather than just play an alto... that fullness of the tenor just can't be beat.
electricninja69 2 years ago 7
but the clearness of an alto can't be beat. and altissimo sounds nothing like natural range. and most people with a tenor play alto fyi
not to say one is better than another I love both :)
SaxophoneProductions 2 years ago
how do you play that high on a tenor
KristophWilis 2 years ago
cesarinman which sax do u play its different for alto and tenor for altissimo for tenor its octave key, first finger on left hand, side fingering for Bb and the key right below that one.
metalsaxman 2 years ago
I can only get one altissimo octave not with great tone but its amazing you can get 2 octaves in the altissimo with good tone nice job I'll get there eventually hopefully
metalsaxman 2 years ago
holy moly guacamoly..
tipsyTM 2 years ago 2
Wat is your fingering for the altissimo G? (The first one that is haha =p)
cesarinman 2 years ago
its amazing that you are using your fingers to get that high. Good vid
Saxodude95 2 years ago
shit i can do 4 and accurately squeek the rest. fuck. he was using fingers and shit.
fuck my life.
TeqCuervo 3 years ago
holy shitmonkeys.
thedudeofdoom45 3 years ago
thats rudiculus
grudgemaker5 3 years ago
awsome, off tune in the end though, but only pros can make those in tune, dud thats amazing
XdarkdomainX 3 years ago
I hate you...
MagicmAKir 3 years ago
I hate you LOL, Great job man!
mrkandyman1911 3 years ago
Haha, nice job man!
thebozz1988 3 years ago
cool XD
krazykyl00 3 years ago
how the fuck do you do altisimo??! over tones or what?
skater4nater 3 years ago
speechless!
birdsdontdie 3 years ago
Mother of God, chuck norris, baby jesus....
TheOboeMaster 3 years ago
holy shit
DCATPYEO 3 years ago
WHAT THE FUCK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
mexicankid140 3 years ago
I didnt know it was possible
KarlovackoFan 3 years ago
I managed 3 and a half hahaha
humanoidismalakian 3 years ago
impressive
what mouthpiece?
joosjoos 3 years ago
You make it look so easy!
Zeltrax11 3 years ago 2
f man.
i can play 4, but that was utterly ridiculous.
jeez.
robbiewillrock 3 years ago
i can play the altissimo but how do you not make it sound like your instrument is dying
EricandBen 3 years ago
Practice ;-)
schpenxel 3 years ago
fuck!
nanoquaver 3 years ago
yeah yeah yeah. sheesh i thought i was cool cause i could the 4th octave but then you went one more. are you biting the reed on the last octave?
rosstones1 3 years ago
Cool! I play clarinet and my highest note is above the piano.
clarinet343 3 years ago
Love it! That's great - fantastic altissimo playing. Did you used teeth for a few of the very last highest notes?
JamesHGraff 3 years ago
LMAO!!!!!!!! i laughed really hard on ur last one, amazing
bLuEnOsEbLeEd 3 years ago
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Your hi c is flat.
jbano6 3 years ago
lol
pluh1 3 years ago
so's your face
Inzehambay 3 years ago 2
very good. Would like to know your setup as far as (sax, mouthpiece, lig, reed). Again great job. See that was a D5? amazing wish i could play altissimo like that
iSax1234 3 years ago
you can, it's about practicing your overtones, and you'll eventually learn altissimos through that.
eyeheartchrist 3 years ago
4 octaves.....lol, but still amazing...i need to learn that stuff
drumstyx6464 3 years ago
WOW!!!!!!
Leonidas1994 3 years ago
holy...omg :D very impressive
iTreelex 3 years ago
Wait...that was awesome, but wasn't that 4 8va's?
montananon 3 years ago
good job`````````
jazzway 3 years ago
where did you find your fingering chart?
AKTxProductions 3 years ago
YEAH!!!
jazzmanbob1 3 years ago
which mouthpiece do you use and which reeds?
appple03 3 years ago
OMG WTF!! u are something special!!!
Sopransaxman23 3 years ago
0.o wow
pooprscupr 3 years ago
woah hou do u do that
themandylan07 3 years ago
Whoa. I just started learning sax a few weeks ago. I can only seem to get the standard lower and upper register scale. I want to learn how to make it scream high like you.
SotR
SotR59 3 years ago
first practice singing, yes thats right, imagine your doing a very sarcastic impression of a girl, and when you talk very high, thats your falsetto range. practice singing the falsetto range alot. then after doing this, pick up your sax, and go up to the highest note on there. i will assume this is f because not all student sax's go to f#. then when you have done this, try using the front f key (the one above the b key), the a key, and the side b flat. this should give you f#.
CTravaglini 3 years ago
Is that possible on the alto sax?