Can tenor sax play low A?

You can’t. The tenor sax only goes down to Bb (concert A flat or G#). When I used to play a Baritone Sax that didn’t have a low A key and I needed to go down a 1/2 step lower than it’s Bb (concert C# or Db) to a concert C I would put my foot in the bell to flat it the extra 1/2 step.

Why does my tenor sax sound Spitty?

In the most cases, this “spitty” sound is caused by a buildup of excess moisture produced by blowing hot air into your instrument. A classic way to eliminate built-up condensation from your saxophone is simply to create a tight seal around the mouthpiece and to suck all moisture out.

How do you play low A on alto sax?

To sound a low A, use the fingering for low C and then press the low A key situated below the thumb of the left hand.

Why can’t I play the low notes on my Saxophone?

If you are completely unable to play the low octave, most likely there is a problem with your tecnique. High pressure on the reed and/or the lip resting too much on the back of the reed rather than the front will both cause it to vibrate at higher frequency. Playing with a reed which is too hard can cause that too.

How hard is it to play the middle range on sax?

The middle range on the sax is relatively easy to play compared to the bottom few notes and the upper register. While the very low end can be fixed by simply applying much more air support, getting the highest notes to play strong and in tune can be a bit more complicated than that.

Do guns kill people or saxophones play high notes?

“Guns don’t kill people, people kill people” In the same way, “saxophones don’t play high notes, people play high notes (on the sax). The saxophone is simply an instrument, you are the one playing it.

What does a saxophone sound like?

The sound is like a quivering vibration to the tone, which is present across the range of the sax and is more audible in the higher octave. It sounds like you are short of breath (when you’re not) and feels like there is a slight resistance inside the sax.