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Not really. You have to get used to the keys under your fingers as each Saxophone is a little different. The reeds however need to be wet enough so they vibrate and aren't bowed. When starting with a new reed keep it in your mouth a while before putting it on the mouth piece. This will make the instrument with a new reed eaiser to play.

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No you generally don't have to break in a saxophone. However you definitely need to break in new reeds. You can do this by just basically playing on them, and soaking them in your mouth a little before you use them.

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Yes, every so often. Maybe once a week- that would be a good habit to get into.

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