Is it easy to teach yourself a saxophone? I want to learn how long it will take to play Homecoming

Coincidentally, senior, I'm also a level 9 black pipe, and I haven't touched it for many years. In fact, I personally think that the keys of the saxophone and the keys of the clarinet are almost the same, so fingering is not a big problem, but orchestral instruments are all physical work, especially the mouth and cheeks, and you have to practice long notes for a period of time, otherwise you can't stick to it after blowing for a long time, I think you should practice at least 1 hour a day, and last for 2-3 weeks; In addition, although it is a big problem to only post, it requires proficiency, and sometimes it is troublesome to fall or rise, and you need to practice scales.

The phases of the exercises are as follows:

Stage 1: I thought I should practice simple scales for at least 1 hour a day for 1-2 weeks;

Stage 2: I thought it was necessary to practice difficult scales for at least 1-1 and a half hours a day for 2-3 weeks, among which, the main practice was to practice legato, long legato and tulian mix-and-match;

Stage 3: I thought I would have to practice at least a few hours of pitch change every day for 3-4 weeks, during which time I could start trying to practice the repertoire;

Stage 4: I thought I could start preferring to the repertoire, and the daily time was set by the seniors, but one should keep practicing the various scales.

In addition, during this period, I have to practice the long tone hour every day, it depends on how the seniors arrange, I remember that I practiced the long tone (including the ascending and descending tones) when I practiced to the most fierce, just walking for an hour, and the total time of practice every day was basically 3 hours, hehe.

Knowing how the clarinet learns the ninth grade, you should understand how the saxophone should be learned, and since you have the foundation of the clarinet, it can be said that there is no problem for the saxophone to learn by himself. After all, ** figured it out. The saxophone's tone is flatter than that of the clarinet, and the pronunciation is easier than that of the clarinet, but it still takes hard work to achieve the effect of Kenneki's "Homecoming".

It's best to start learning the saxophone from be, and learn the results, for example, I, after passing the tenth grade, and then changed the soprano saxophone, "Coming Home" will naturally be able to play well. Therefore, the tune can be played at any time, but whether it is played well or not depends on the basic skills. I started learning the saxophone in the sixth grade, and I've been learning it for more than ten years now.

Therefore, since the landlord has such a good clarinet foundation, it should not be difficult to learn the saxophone, and he should be able to be faster than me. Does the landlord understand what I mean?

I am also a diploma level of performance in the ninth level of the **** academy of China's ** college, if the level of the clarinet is still there, I can practice it in an hour and go home, of course, just blow it down. The details, sound processing still have to be practiced slowly. I don't have any music to practice home, just follow ** and blow directly to the sound, half an hour to be familiar with saxophone fingering, chromatic scale, half an hour to follow the study home, you can blow.

You have the foundation of the clarine, 1 month blow home. It's no problem to pass level 9 in 1 year.

It's ok, not too easy.

I want to blow it down for 2-3 months.

It takes a long time to blow well.

It is not difficult to study on your own, but it is best to have a teacher take you with you.

The saxophone is relatively easy to learn, and for people with a certain amount of knowledge, a week is enough.

For ordinary people, five months of hard practice according to the right methods and techniques is also fine. The saxophone is played with a single reed, and the structure of the opening and closing sound holes is similar to that of an oboe, and the range is similar to that of an oboe, which should be a woodwind instrument.

Although the body of the pipe is made of copper, the principle of sound is different from that of brass instruments.

The saxophone is relatively easy to learn for violin, piano and other musical instruments, with other first-class foundations, you can play the whole repertoire in 3 months, generally about 1 year, and can play some famous Chinese and foreign songs with the band simply.

The saxophone needs to be practiced 3 4 times a week for 2 hours each time; Use the Salter saxophone, the alto saxophone, and the young can use the special children's saxophone; You should be interested, learn well to improve your self-cultivation is of great help, to blow well is definitely not a matter of one or two days, the basic skills are certain; The saxophone requires the practice of breath, and beginners mainly pay attention to the shape of the mouth and the breath.

I can learn the saxophone in about three months.

The saxophone is easier to learn than other instruments such as violin and piano, and has other first-class foundations, and can blow the whole repertoire in 3 months. But it's related to the usual practice time. It is generally recommended to practice 3-4 times a week for 2 hours each time.

Benefits of learning to play the saxophone:

1. In terms of blowing, the breath of the saxophone, that is, the breathing method, is aerobic breathing exercise. The correct way to play the saxophone is as good for physical and mental health as walking, jogging, yoga and even qigong, because it is the most scientific breathing method chest and abdomen breathing, which can be achieved to the extreme and the breathing when sleeping, and maintaining this breathing pattern for a long time is of great benefit to the body.

2. Learning the saxophone has great benefits for the development of the brain domain, and it can exercise the dexterity of the fingers, which is also a major advantage of the saxophone. to offset the time spent playing on the computer and mobile phone.

3. Learning the saxophone is a good way to live, such as offsetting the time spent playing with the computer and mobile phone. <>