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#sopranosax evokes smooth jazz, emotional depth, and nostalgic vibes. Think iconic melodies, soulful improvisations, and a touch of melancholy. Videos often feature close-ups, dimly lit settings, and heartfelt performances.

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Replying to @🤕That Guy🤕 I… did not. But I did pick it back up recently! The multi-talented @stephanie_lekkos ‘s post yesterday with her duduk reminded me why I bought a soprano sax a couple years ago… I was so taken with the “duduk-like” sound I could get out of my cheap mini-sax by using a 1.0 reed and doing vibrato on the reed itself… That I thought I might apply the same approach to a soprano saxophone. Well it turned into a very humbling experience! Soprano saxophone is extremely pitch sensitive and in general a worthy challenge, one I set aside for months. I’ve recently picked it back up for a few minutes each day, and here’s something interesting… my main problem before was extremely easy to fix. My lower lip was in the wrong place, but you don’t know what you don’t know. Making that slight adjustment opened the instrument up to me, and while I’m still a beginner, it let me overcome the threshold of “make a noise consistently”. When I have these personal epiphanies, I try not to let them go to waste… “what else is on the other side of a small fix?” I find myself asking myself that in most areas of life lately, and the answer is, a lot! A little attention and elbow grease can go a long way in improving your quality of life. So, anyways, Stephanie posted her wonderful duduk playing and it reminded me of my own duduk-pursuits. So this morning, in my chilly basement (-10f outside and I still haven’t fixed my heating), I recorded my dudukesque tribute. #sopranosa#sopranosaxe #duduk

Replying to @🤕That Guy🤕 I… did not. But I did pick it back up recently! The multi-talented @stephanie_lekkos ‘s post yesterday with her duduk reminded me why I bought a soprano sax a couple years ago… I was so taken with the “duduk-like” sound I could get out of my cheap mini-sax by using a 1.0 reed and doing vibrato on the reed itself… That I thought I might apply the same approach to a soprano saxophone. Well it turned into a very humbling experience! Soprano saxophone is extremely pitch sensitive and in general a worthy challenge, one I set aside for months. I’ve recently picked it back up for a few minutes each day, and here’s something interesting… my main problem before was extremely easy to fix. My lower lip was in the wrong place, but you don’t know what you don’t know. Making that slight adjustment opened the instrument up to me, and while I’m still a beginner, it let me overcome the threshold of “make a noise consistently”. When I have these personal epiphanies, I try not to let them go to waste… “what else is on the other side of a small fix?” I find myself asking myself that in most areas of life lately, and the answer is, a lot! A little attention and elbow grease can go a long way in improving your quality of life. So, anyways, Stephanie posted her wonderful duduk playing and it reminded me of my own duduk-pursuits. So this morning, in my chilly basement (-10f outside and I still haven’t fixed my heating), I recorded my dudukesque tribute. #sopranosa #sopranosaxe #duduk

Replying to @🥀Roses🥀 Perhaps you’ll hear this instrument in a movie one day #erhu #morinhuur #cello #doublebass #chanting #throatsinging #copperflute #sopranosax

Replying to @🥀Roses🥀 Perhaps you’ll hear this instrument in a movie one day #erhu #morinhuur #cello #doublebass #chanting #throatsinging #copperflute #sopranosax

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