Honest Saxophone Reviews
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Being a professional musician, I am always searching for interesting innovative projects, and Ted’s List sounded like an obvious project to get into. But why did I call the website Ted’s List, rather than Robert’s List? !?
In 2015 I became a Father. Teddy came into the world and has since gone on to appreciate music just as much as I do. Music is my life and passion, touring the world as a conductor and pianist, performing with the most amazing talents on this planet.
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The Ted’s List authors are all brilliant, qualified musicians. Making use of their experience, no one can assist you to better; especially as there appears to be a huge amount of bad advice on other websites…
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You wouldn’t believe how many saxophone teachers don’t understand the difference between a soprano and alto saxophones.
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The Saxophone is one of the newest instruments, invented in 1846 by Adolphe Sax. Many people think it is a brass instrument – as it is made of brass. Rather confusingly, however, it is classed as a woodwind instrument because it has a reed.
To respect good old Mr Sax, do your research. Read some Saxophone Reviews. Find out what Saxophone is going to be best for you, and get the very best instrument you can afford to buy. There are different types of Saxophones – so make sure you read a comparison of them all here.
After doing your research on what the best Saxophone is, you’ll need to start playing. One of the things to remember about learning an instrument is that it doesn’t matter how talented you are; there are no shortcuts.
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