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zaq-with-a-q
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I'm sorry for posting here, I play sax, but a soprano sax and a clarinet are close....right?
I can't play any of the high notes...(well for me) high D above the bar and up to High F# I know there must be some advice out there for hitting higher notes...
I always here our Clarinet talking about who can hit the highest notes so I was wondering if you could give me some advice
also how does one maintain tone and stay in tune in such a high register?
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Lera
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| I play sax, but a soprano sax and a clarinet are close....right? |
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whell from my experiance Soprano sax and Bb clari. are simular but ther is a lot of diffrence. (Would be better if you would post in saxophone forum)
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As for hitting high notes on soprano saxophone get a fingering chart thet shows altisimo regester and lern the fingerings. (But I dont see the rison why would you want to go this high.)
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laeta_puella
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different enough that saxophone players would probably be a better help. really the mouthpiece-area-stuff is the biggest difference, and that's the biggest effect on high notes.
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Dalcolenon
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Okay well i find with the clarinet the reed quaility and hardness makes a big difference.. I use a 2.5 reed and I can hit the high notes(3rd octave) but, 2.5 is harder to blow then a 1 as you could expect.. a 1 I would struggle to get any of the high range and i have been playing for a while..also if you have an old clarinet and the pads perhaps have a tiny leak of air, it can make it a little harder again.
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