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Anonymous users2024-02-11The saxophone is relatively easy to learn in musical instruments. It's a good beginner, and it takes about a week to get started and you can play a tune, but it's not easy to blow well, and it takes a long time and hard training. It is very important to choose a saxophone for beginners, there are many on the Internet, from hundreds to tens of thousands, don't try to be cheap when choosing, too cheap, bad quality saxophone is devastating for beginners, and it is easy to discourage learners.
It is important to choose a saxophone that is of consistent quality, easy to play, and has an even feel. The rollinsax 9901 saxophone operated in the Saxophone Museum is perfect for beginners and beginners.
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Anonymous users2024-02-10This question about braces will not affect your normal practice, as for what you said about the saxophone affecting the deformation of your teeth, this is nonsense, the only thing that the saxophone can affect is your cervical spine, as for the deformation of your teeth is definitely not affected by the saxophone! As for practicing with braces, as long as you think it's comfortable, it won't affect your practice!
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Anonymous users2024-02-09I just blow it with braces, but if the mouthpiece is covered with a protective film, it may wipe off a little, and the rest is fine. However, if you wear braces and need to wear a retainer, you need to take the retainer off and blow it again, and put it on immediately after blowing. Experience, ask questions.
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Anonymous users2024-02-08I found out that you don't have a misunderstanding about playing the saxophone, what does it have to do with playing the saxophone, the mouth that really blows the saxophone is not forceful, just gently wrapped, if there is a teacher who says that your teeth can't afford to play the saxophone, or make all kinds of excuses, then I tell you, this teacher is an amateur.
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Anonymous users2024-02-07There are no special requirements for the mouth and teeth to blow the saxophone, but there are precautions for mouth shape:
The correct mouth shape can affect the pronunciation, and the incorrect mouth shape will bite the lower lip, cause infection, and even cause tooth deformity.
1. Relax the lower jaw and slightly close the lower lip so that half of the lower lip partially covers the lower teeth, and the mouth is in a "woo" shape.
2. Tap the mouthpiece lightly into the mouthpiece, touch the upper teeth and upper lip lightly on the mouthpiece, and the lip muscles should be evenly forced.
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Anonymous users2024-02-06The teeth don't have to be very straight.
As long as you have teeth, you can.
Larry Thiel's saxophone playing art book is mentioned.
Thin lips. People with a pointed chin are better suited to play a soprano saxophone.
And the chin is wide. People with thick lips are better suited to play the tenor saxophone.
But as long as it's a normal person, you can play any saxophone.
Everyone's lip thickness is different.
No matter how thick it is, can it be as thick as a black man?
There are so many top masters in blacks.
Rest assured. There is no impact.
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Anonymous users2024-02-05No requirements, no teeth are better, no need to hold your mouth so tightly, make your voice more relaxed. Playing the saxophone doesn't require so much, don't be influenced by those worldly ideas.
Orthodontics is to correct the relationship between the teeth and jaws and restore the beauty of the face, to some extent, the face shape is changed, and it will only become better-looking, but the orthodontic teeth with braces are for the teeth, and there will be no corrective effect on the chin. As for the sunken face, it is actually a misunderstanding, and it is also the consequence of not paying attention to it during the correction process. When you have braces, there is a certain obstacle to eating, which is different from when you don't have braces, and large pieces of food that are too hard are inconvenient to eat, which hinders eating to a certain extent, resulting in weight loss caused by insufficient nutrient intake. >>>More
It is normal for loose teeth with braces to be loose and generally do not have to**. In the process of wearing braces, braces will squeeze the teeth, so that the teeth move to the middle of the alveolar bone, and it is normal to have a certain degree of loosening, which generally does not affect daily life. If the teeth are loose after wearing braces, you need to seek medical attention in time for the doctor to adjust and choose the appropriate strength according to the specific condition of the teeth, so as not to affect the correction effect. >>>More
There is no age regulation, but the younger the effect, the better, the time is relatively short, because the teeth have not yet been shaped, the older the correction time will be, the effect also depends on the personal situation, buckteeth wear braces to correct the teeth at the same time to correct the face shape, but the longer the time, generally about one and a half to two years, and even if you get off the braces in the future, you must insist on wearing thin steel rings to maintain the tooth shape, wear it when you have time, at least 10 years, if you don't insist, the corrected teeth will be deformed, and the effect will be **. >>>More
The reason for wearing braces is because of crooked teeth, I have brought it before, and now I have taken it off, you must know that if you want to have a good effect, the process is very difficult, first of all, it will be very painful to chew your teeth when you eat, neuralgia, and then sleep until midnight and you will be woken up by toothache, at this time, you must not say that you must ask the doctor to help you loosen it, the pain only means that it is effective, and if it does not hurt, it will not work, and it will tell you that your teeth should be kept clean after wearing braces, and you should rinse your mouth after eating, because it is very inconvenient to brush your teeth after wearing braces, At this time, you have to rinse your mouth often!!
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. >>>More