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Lorraine

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Hi

I'm a newbie - and just saying hi and hope to get some useful tips on playing my new - well second hand sax (if my can persuade my other half to let me have it before Christmas that is!)

Cheers
Lorraine :)
 
Hey Hey Lorraine ...

You've certainly come to the right place ...

Hints, Tips, Suggestions, Recommendations, Opinions, Reviews and "much much more" ... :thumb:

It's all here ...

And if you enjoy the company of fun loving people ...

Pull up a chair ... ;}

Welcome to the Cafe ...

PS - I am sure you know how to get round your other half ... :)
 
Welcome to the cafe Lorraine :)

Enjoy your journey
 
and some sound should come out of it too..

Hi Lorraine, welcome to the cafe. I hope you enjoy your sax jouney.

Lots of info available here - sometimes it's useful even!!
 
Re: Hi All! - (from sunny Brighton)

Thanks for the welcomes

PS - I am sure you know how to get round your other half ... :)

Well apparently not! - he's hidden it! Gonna have to satisfy myself with learning to read music and beating out the time by hand.....its a start I suppose....

If there is anyone in Brighton who wants to get together for a natter or exchange tunes -(won't be able to jam yet!) in the new year LMK.

Cheers
Lx
 
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Big welcome from me too. Have fun. Time to get to work on your other half, it's a long wait until Xmas.... >:)
 
Hellooooooo and welcome from cold and frosty Scotland!

Cheers,

Amanda
 
Hi Lorraine, welcome to the Cafe :)
 
Hi Lorraine, welcome.

If you will smile then whistle 50 times and do it 3 or 4 times a day people will think you are crazy and you will build up your embouchure muscles to play the sax.
 
Hi Lorraine!

A Big Welcome to the Cafe from the Skabertawe Lites down by yer in Wales, mind. So, would I be right in assuming that it is an Alto Sax? If you are looking for a really good tutor book (+CD) then I would recommend the "Creative Saxophone" by Kellie Santin & Cheryl Clark (OUP) as one of the best available. Also, I would always recommend a tutor which you could find on www.musicteachers.co.uk using the search facility. Alternatively Jules may be along at some point and should know the local scene quite well.

Have a Cool Yule!:thumb::thumb::thumb:
Tom
 
Welcome to the caff©, Lorraine.

First standard to learn is "Sweet Lorraine". BTW:-Watch out for Jules, he lives down your neck of the wood. Terrifies everyone with his saw.

ENJOY!
 
Re: Hi All! - (from sunny Brighton)

Thanks for the welcomes

Well apparently not! - he's hidden it! Gonna have to satisfy myself with learning to read music and beating out the time by hand.....its a start I suppose....

If there is anyone in Brighton who wants to get together for a natter or exchange tunes -(won't be able to jam yet!) in the new year LMK.

Cheers
Lx

Ha Ha Lorraine ... :)))

You ain't tryin hard enuff girl ... ;}
 
Re: Hi All! - (from sunny Brighton)

Hi and welcome :D enjoy your new sax :mrcool
 
Re: Hi All! - (from sunny Brighton)

Ah, I remember the feeling of anticipation well. My wife bought my first sax, an alto, for Christmas. I managed to get my first tune out of it in November :blush: It remains the best gift I've ever received as it opened up my world!

Welcome to step 1 of an infinite journey!
 
Welcome to the caff©, Lorraine.

First standard to learn is "Sweet Lorraine". BTW:-Watch out for Jules, he lives down your neck of the wood. Terrifies everyone with his saw.

ENJOY!

Would that be a maxim? Sorry, that's an old saw :rolleyes:

Welcome Lorraine
 
Hello Lorraine and welcome to the cafe. I'm sure you're going to love the sax.

Jim.
 
Re: Hi All! - (from sunny Brighton)

Welcome Lorraine, not long till Christmas now.

Happy blowing

Jx
 
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