Selmer Lavoix II Alto Sax Test [HD] (Part 2 Of 2)
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This video is a response to David Sanborn at Selmer, Paris
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Hi,
You don't have to pronounce the x at the end of Lavoix. :)
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one more thing could you tell me if it is a big sound difference between alto and tenor? for example could one play Baker Street with a tenor or would it just sound "off"?
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thanks!
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Yamaha Tenor Saxophone YTS-23 ?
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so what would you recommend for a beginner?
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would consider this to be a good beginner sax?
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Thanks!! Because I was stumped.
ProjectSax 2 weeks ago
Its all about what you are use too hearing but generally what I think is that the Tenor has a nightlife type of sound ment for deep seductive moments on the other hand, the alto has a brighter more rich sound that invites people like a beautiful college school girl but the Tenor is her night life .... Baker Street is such a landmark song for the alto so if you play it on a Tenor people wont respond to it as much as they would on the alto so Id say no... they are 2 different saxes
ProjectSax 3 weeks ago
Yes, or maybe a Selmer Prelude Tenor... thats a really good sounding Tenor for the money ... it will really give you that Tenor dynamic.... I have not played the Yas 23 Tenor in a while, but I know its of really good quality for a beginner sax
ProjectSax 3 weeks ago
No, for the design... The key positions, the alternate F# key, and ease of play. When playing this horn you can hear the tuning luxeries they added to the horn. Also the price compared to other Selmer horns is high but not the highest.... So intermediate to pro... leaning more to intermediate
ProjectSax 4 weeks ago
Thanks for watching though
ProjectSax 3 months ago
lol Sorry about that
ProjectSax 3 months ago