fishpond
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When Playing D in upper register?(octave key down)-coming from C. I am having trouble holding my YAS 275 still, whilst applying the small amount of pressure on LP3 to open it, then going back to upper C.(The bell/my right arm, wants to drift to my right hand side)
I have managed to play it a couple of times following scales, but it feels very uncomfortable and to do at any sort of speed above 88beats/min is(at the moment) impossible.
Is this just lack of practice?
I find if I continue to hold the C key down, that gives me the small amount of leverage required, but then it comes out D flat🙁
I am not sure if I have made it clear what is happening or not. It seems that the sax should have a small handle to hold it still.
I assume upper register is the correct term?
Haven't tried it on tenor yet!!
I have managed to play it a couple of times following scales, but it feels very uncomfortable and to do at any sort of speed above 88beats/min is(at the moment) impossible.
Is this just lack of practice?
I find if I continue to hold the C key down, that gives me the small amount of leverage required, but then it comes out D flat🙁
I am not sure if I have made it clear what is happening or not. It seems that the sax should have a small handle to hold it still.
I assume upper register is the correct term?
Haven't tried it on tenor yet!!
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