Soprano Sax Saxophone

What is the best solo alto or soprano ever?

I wonder what your favorite alto saxophone solo. I also play with the soprano saxophone, would I like to know your favorite there, too.

I like some I've spent in recent years. I would recommend Rumba by Maurice Whitney. It is impressive Got a unique art style and rhythm is not specific so you can take, how fast or slow as you want. Has some arpeggios XVI, but it is physically difficult. Accompaniment is hard, but. Another good, without an escort is the Flute Sonata in A minor by Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach. Is a great classic, each one with different slow and fast movements of expression, then the technology.

The Soprano Saxophone?

In my last question, I asked if it would be difficult or very different than going Sax clarinet and people said that did and should not be difficult to change. Then I saw the soprano sax and I've seen in my life! But really cool! Can I change that? Do any of you play? What feel? Is it like a clarinet? I think it's great I want one!

>> It looks really cool and I want one! LOL! I did the same! You can not stop wishing, so I bought a store brand (Barrington) Soprano Woodwind Brasswind. This is a Nice horn, and is very fun to play. I kind of regret How which, however, because there is very little music written for her in the scheme Band Concert. I never play in other groups, because I am an entire electric bassist. Thus, the horn is alone at home, and occasionally played for fun. It is planted in Bb, so they tend to play music much of the trumpet in it. Am I good enough to play by ear, so they mostly do not play a music writing. Anyway, Soprano is very difficult to play because it is very sensitive to changes embrochure (much more than the clarinet). This makes it very expressive (you can easily double the notes), but also very difficult for beginners Unless you have a very good ear training and well developed embrochure and muscles of the ribs. An unexpected problem is weight. With all of bronze, weighs approximately 4 lbs. This does not sound like much, but we have about perpendicular to his body, and most of the weight rests on the right thumb, even if you use a neck strap. You can buy a rubber Thumbrest, but not much help. The horn comes with an extra pass, which is angled to make them more comfortable, but does not sound so good that the right neck for some reason. Thus, despite Soprano Saxophone is an instrument of pleasure, we recommend starting with the tenor or high first.