Can you start on soprano saxophone?

In general, the best advice I could give for beginners interested in starting on the soprano saxophone is to start with the alto saxophone first, for the reasons laid out in the video. This is especially important for school aged players who want to involve themselves in school bands and orchestras.

Is it too late to learn the oboe?

It is very difficult to get the muscle developed at the beginning stage. Hence, the recommended youngest age to start the oboe is of 8.5 years old rather than 4.5 years old. The hand does not need to be large to be able to play the oboe, however the pinkies still do need to be able to reach the lowest keys.

Is the oboe hard to learn?

The oboe is said to be one of the more difficult woodwind instruments to play. It first takes some time until the player can even produce a sound, and even then, a beginner has little ability to control it. It would seem to be a challenging instrument.

How hard is it to play the soprano saxophone?

The soprano and baritone saxophones have a few more issues that a beginner will face. Although the soprano is smaller than the others, it is very difficult to play in tune. At least for the first little while. The baritone is very big and so will require more air. The intonation will be more difficult as well.

Which saxophone is the easiest to play for beginners?

They are the easiest. The soprano and baritone saxophones have a few more issues that a beginner will face. Although the soprano is smaller than the others, it is very difficult to play in tune. At least for the first little while. The baritone is very big and so will require more air. The intonation will be more difficult as well.

What are the keys of the saxophone?

Saxophone Keys. All saxophones, except for the C melody which is no longer in production, are transposing instruments. This means that when you play a C on a saxophone, that C will not be a regular concert C as when played on the piano. The alto is called an E flat because when you play a C it sounds Eb on the piano.

Are Bari harder to play than Sopranos?

The bari will be a little harder to play way up on the high register, and to play in tune. The same goes for a soprano. Pretty easy to get the lower notes, when you get to the notes above the high C the D and the D sharp and the E and the F. Those notes are harder to get out.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VgzYxJxoQlw