how playing instrument benefits our mind
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Lol did you know pianos are part string instrument?
I taught myself pain actually
LOL that reminds me there was a guy on Are You Smarter Than. A Fifth Grader and the question was what type of instrument is a violin. The guy said woodwind cuz it's made out of wood xD
I taught myself pain actually
LOL that reminds me there was a guy on Are You Smarter Than. A Fifth Grader and the question was what type of instrument is a violin. The guy said woodwind cuz it's made out of wood xD
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If saxes weren't so expensive and loud, I would. But you can't sing and play a sax either...
But you can't sing and play a sax either...
Just wanted to add that they don't have to be played loud.
When you first start out your stomach muscles and jaw muscles still have a
lot of developing to do. So at first you have to play loud you don't have a choice.
But then as you develop a 2 pack or a 4 pack depending on which sax, you can
control the flow of air better. Also you can grip the mouth piece properly so you
learn how to play quieter.
There are also different mouth pieces, some have a larger aperture for playing loud,
usually jazz players use them but the sound is harder to Control.
The mouth pieces which are more close up are easier to control the sound with and you
get a more classical sound. Then there is the ligature, the thing that holds the reed to
the mouth piece. Different ones and different pressure plates produce different sounds.
Its all very technical the sax! You have to find the right set up which suits you.
Playing the sax develops those abs and firms the jaw line, reduces wrinkles. Lol
Have I convinced you to try it yet!
Just wanted to add that they don't have to be played loud.
When you first start out your stomach muscles and jaw muscles still have a
lot of developing to do. So at first you have to play loud you don't have a choice.
But then as you develop a 2 pack or a 4 pack depending on which sax, you can
control the flow of air better. Also you can grip the mouth piece properly so you
learn how to play quieter.
There are also different mouth pieces, some have a larger aperture for playing loud,
usually jazz players use them but the sound is harder to Control.
The mouth pieces which are more close up are easier to control the sound with and you
get a more classical sound. Then there is the ligature, the thing that holds the reed to
the mouth piece. Different ones and different pressure plates produce different sounds.
Its all very technical the sax! You have to find the right set up which suits you.
Playing the sax develops those abs and firms the jaw line, reduces wrinkles. Lol
Have I convinced you to try it yet!
When you first start out your stomach muscles and jaw muscles still have a
lot of developing to do. So at first you have to play loud you don't have a choice.
But then as you develop a 2 pack or a 4 pack depending on which sax, you can
control the flow of air better. Also you can grip the mouth piece properly so you
learn how to play quieter.
There are also different mouth pieces, some have a larger aperture for playing loud,
usually jazz players use them but the sound is harder to Control.
The mouth pieces which are more close up are easier to control the sound with and you
get a more classical sound. Then there is the ligature, the thing that holds the reed to
the mouth piece. Different ones and different pressure plates produce different sounds.
Its all very technical the sax! You have to find the right set up which suits you.
Playing the sax develops those abs and firms the jaw line, reduces wrinkles. Lol
Have I convinced you to try it yet!
Just wanted to add that they don't have to be played loud.
When you first start out your stomach muscles and jaw muscles still have a
lot of developing to do. So at first you have to play loud you don't have a choice.
But then as you develop a 2 pack or a 4 pack depending on which sax, you can
control the flow of air better. Also you can grip the mouth piece properly so you
learn how to play quieter.
There are also different mouth pieces, some have a larger aperture for playing loud,
usually jazz players use them but the sound is harder to Control.
The mouth pieces which are more close up are easier to control the sound with and you
get a more classical sound. Then there is the ligature, the thing that holds the reed to
the mouth piece. Different ones and different pressure plates produce different sounds.
Its all very technical the sax! You have to find the right set up which suits you.
Playing the sax develops those abs and firms the jaw line, reduces wrinkles. Lol
Have I convinced you to try it yet!
When you first start out your stomach muscles and jaw muscles still have a
lot of developing to do. So at first you have to play loud you don't have a choice.
But then as you develop a 2 pack or a 4 pack depending on which sax, you can
control the flow of air better. Also you can grip the mouth piece properly so you
learn how to play quieter.
There are also different mouth pieces, some have a larger aperture for playing loud,
usually jazz players use them but the sound is harder to Control.
The mouth pieces which are more close up are easier to control the sound with and you
get a more classical sound. Then there is the ligature, the thing that holds the reed to
the mouth piece. Different ones and different pressure plates produce different sounds.
Its all very technical the sax! You have to find the right set up which suits you.
Playing the sax develops those abs and firms the jaw line, reduces wrinkles. Lol
Have I convinced you to try it yet!
To be honest, one big reason I'd love to play guitar is so I can play John Denver songs at parties...
[video=youtube;RNOTF-znQyw]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RNOTF-znQyw[/video]
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I love listening to sax and I was in all my high school bands and got to see saxes first hand and how loud they are and wat they sound like when someone's practicing lol, even if they are muted. Anyway, I've never really wanted to learn sax, but I have wanted to learn guitar for a long time. Maybe one day I will bite the bullet and get a guitar for smaller hands and start learning, but right now I'm happy with how far I've come along with singing and I've always got my drums too.
To be honest, one big reason I'd love to play guitar is so I can play John Denver songs at parties...
[video=youtube;RNOTF-znQyw]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RNOTF-znQyw[/video]
To be honest, one big reason I'd love to play guitar is so I can play John Denver songs at parties...
[video=youtube;RNOTF-znQyw]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RNOTF-znQyw[/video]
That's a good reason
The main reason I started playing the harmonica was so that I could play Cotton Eyed Joe
And Take The Long Way Home by Supertramp
The main reason I started playing the harmonica was so that I could play Cotton Eyed Joe
And Take The Long Way Home by Supertramp
If saxes weren't so expensive and loud, I would. But you can't sing and play a sax either...
But you can't sing and play a sax either...