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The document discusses the UKQB 1801 orchestra saxophone section. It covers the different types of saxophones including soprano, alto, tenor, and baritone. It also outlines the main parts of the saxophone including the body, neck, mouthpiece, reed, and strap. The document provides details on proper saxophone embouchure and breathing techniques for playing as well as the different playing positions.
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Brass instruments are often seen as “loud” and “brassy” with their only purpose being marching or military use. That’s far from the truth, as brass instruments are capable of a whole range of tones; from warm, mellow horns to bright, brilliant trumpets.
We’re going to explore the brass family in this article, looking at ranges, articulations, and common uses of each instrument.
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- 1. UKQB 1801 ORCHESTRA (Saxophone)
- 2. SCOPE • Introduction • Types of saxophone • Saxophone Parts • Embouchure • Breathing Techniques • Playing Position
- 3. Introduction • Family of woodwind instruments (Aerophone) • usually made from brass & played with a single-reed mouth-piece • Commonly used in Jazz & Pop Orchestra • Saxophone players are called saxophonist
- 4. Types Of Saxophone • SOPRANO
- 5. • ALTO
- 6. • TENOR
- 7. • BARITONE
- 8. Saxophone Parts • Mouthpiece
- 9. TABLE SIDE RAIL TIP RAIL BAFFLE CHAMBER (Inside)
- 10. • REEDS TIP VAMP SHOULDER STOCK
- 12. LIGATURE
- 13. • STRAP
- 14. Saxophone Parts 5 Main Parts:- • Body • Neck • Mouthpiece • Reed • strap Q: How to put it together?
- 16. Embouchure • Keeping the chin in a relaxed and natural position • Forming an “OO” shape with the mouth - as when saying the word "cool" • Placing the mouthpiece into the mouth, with the upper teeth (or just the upper lip) resting on the top of the mouthpiece • Keeping the throat open - as when saying "ah”
- 17. • the lip supports the reed • The single-lip embouchure • involves placing the upper teeth directly on the mouthpiece, curving the lower lip over the lower teeth. • This is preferred for beginners since it is easier to control.
- 18. Muscles support lower lip Teeth bite into lower lip
- 22. Playing Position Sitting - Front Sitting - Side Standing