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What's amazing about this book is how it has maintained it's relevance for going on 50 years now. Still, saxophone pedagogy has progressed. So, if Teal were still here to work on a revised edition, what would you advise him to add, delete, or modify to reflect the state of classical saxophone pedagogy in 2007?
Good question. I consider the Teal book my home base in as I near my first (adult) year as a sax doubling bassist. My principal concerns (as discussed in other threads) is the evolution of embouchure. Specifically, how much bottom lip to roll over the teeth. Muscle rather than biting is a given, but I am wondering if Teal would consider the lower lip being more in front of the teeth rather than on top with just a bit of lip keeping the teeth off the reed. (see ) This confuses me and I am working to be proficient in both approaches since there is an enormous tonal difference. Not necessarily better or worse just different but the less lip the harder to keep from squeals and squeaks.
This may just take more muscle development. The other discussion I am missing is the use of the F# key, and its uses in altissimo. I think Teal would be floored to see and hear the young classical saxophonists of today.Sinta talked about this 20 years ago in his famous, 'Sinta On Sax' video that all his students make fun of.(just ask for an impersonation.it's too funny). But, Honestly, for me, the Teal book never floated my boat: There were some interesting ideas and nice vintage pictures of Teal showing 'correct' embouchure and hand-position but I think the book.actually pamphlet that did more for me was the old Hemke-Selmer pamplet. I read that over and over.I think it was orange and there was one made for each instrument. Microsoft Outlook 2010 With Product Key.
In Indiana, no one mentioned the Teal book.never.when I got to Michigan. Gratis Style Dangdut Yamaha Psr 750. it was required reading on every high school and college sax syllabus.interesting. I also never understood the greatness of the Teal Workbook.All of the exercises are a normal part of a Jazz player's warm-up, i. Tvs Msp 240 Classic Printer Driver For Windows Xp. e., long tones, patterns and intervals.I couldn't see the point of reading those books.And that goes for the Rascher book 158 exercises.No use.What I found builds speed in technique is not reading those exercises but developing a ear for the sounds and colors.Ever get to a point when reading music where you're eyes just won't let you go as fast as you wanna go? It's because you're reading it.If you can hear what you wanna play.there is no limit.you're fingers will follow.I think that is the marvel and mystery of Charlie Parker.He never used a method book. I got a bunch of method books for sale.any interested?