Saxophone Lessons
Belgian instrument maker Adolphe Sax created the instrument in 1846 when he wanted to create the most powerful and vocal of the woodwinds to fill the middle ground between the brass and woodwinds. Usually saxophones are made of brass and played with a single-reed mouthpiece similar to a clarinet. Saxophone students can study jazz, pop or classically based music, music for their school band, and/or how to improvise. Students can work on any or all of these skills in saxophone lessons at JFMA.
At the more advanced levels, saxophone students continue to study the rudiments of the technique, master scale drills, study out of etude books, and learn standard higher saxophone repertoire, modal scales and jazz runs.
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Saxophone Lesson FAQs
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Should I learn the saxophone?
If you or your child are joining band class at school, or are interested in playing jazz, rock, ska, or other popular music genres, saxophone lessons may be a great fit! The saxophone is a popular choice for adults and young band students alike.
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"My son Michael has learned how to be confident in public. His vocal skills have excelled through the roof and the improvement in his motor skills has been steadily improving."
- Sharon
