It looked much the same as it still does today, only a little rougher
From what is written we know it is a golden rusty alto with a, "Big dent on the bottom part of (his) saxophone." If you'd really like to know for yourself, try reading page 229 of Bud, Not Buddy for more information.
yes u can you can look up the music they have the music for tenor and alto i don't think they have it for barey.
the alto sax is very easy to play it may look hard but it is ve easy i know because i play alto sax my self
Look in the Related links for the link. The link gives music for the tenor, which is the same as alto note-wise.
An (A) Flat on an Alto Saxophone is the same as a (G) Sharp, so the three top keys down as if you were going to play a (G), PLUS the key on the left side of the sax, the key where typically you would place your pinkie. If you need more clarification, look on the internet for an Alto Sax fingering chart.
From what is written we know it is a golden rusty alto with a, "Big dent on the bottom part of (his) Saxophone." If you'd really like to know for yourself, try reading page 229 of Bud, Not Buddy for more information.
The saxophone actually has many sounds which it can make. Firstly, the sound depends on the type of saxophone, for example an alto sounds much more fluent and bright than a baritone which is low and hoarse. Secondly, a saxophone player is able to create many sounds by blowing differently, over-blowing produces a harsher tone while softer blowing is much more mellow.
The scale patterns are universal for any instrument.
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you can go on line and look for customized saxophone and look if there's a website where you can go and check of any saxophone strap makers, if not working wait some time and try again in the future, or just print out a picture of yourself and sew or iron it on it will make it easier if you go to any craft store buy some super glue and stick a picture of your face on!
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no. you shouldn't have a problem. if your jaw becomes really sore, then you might want to look into it. be careful not to mistake a sore jaw and a tired jaw. anyones jaw can become tired after a long practice.