Hav'nt said much recently so am taking the advanatge after my delivering of vol 3 - taming the sax.
I'm mostly likely, in fact probably definitly still a beginner but atleast this book shows what the majority of you guys can play - but not to be defeated, I do love a challange so am playing through the book bit by bit - might not play all the flats and sharps where I should or in the right timing as yet, until I've got the black belt in finger bending! but I am enjoying it.
I'm probably not using it the way pete intended but if the practise parts were designed to make playing a tune more intense or enabling atleast free spirit to enter into the playing (whereas before I was concentrating on what notes next)then perhaps I'm finally getting somewhere.
I don't suppose theirs any players on here from north scotland is there (inverness/aberdeen), or am I truely the only one!
Paul
I'm mostly likely, in fact probably definitly still a beginner but atleast this book shows what the majority of you guys can play - but not to be defeated, I do love a challange so am playing through the book bit by bit - might not play all the flats and sharps where I should or in the right timing as yet, until I've got the black belt in finger bending! but I am enjoying it.
I'm probably not using it the way pete intended but if the practise parts were designed to make playing a tune more intense or enabling atleast free spirit to enter into the playing (whereas before I was concentrating on what notes next)then perhaps I'm finally getting somewhere.
I don't suppose theirs any players on here from north scotland is there (inverness/aberdeen), or am I truely the only one!
Paul