How To Play Killer Blues And Rockin' Sax Solos With 7 Notes Or Less
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How To Play Killer Blues And Rockin' Sax Solos With 7 Notes Or Less
Simple to follow step-by-step saxophone instruction for blues and rock sax styles through the use of three saxophone blues scales. The accompanying video saxophone lessons are focused and to the point of getting you to play what the title states: How To Play Killer Blues and Rockin' Sax Solos With 7 Notes Or Less. This rock and blues saxophone method includes lessons, exercises and licks all shown and demonstrated through audio and video clips along with musical notation. Also included are professionally recorded play-along tracks so you can practice and experiment with the given examples and finally feel comfortable and confident with your own saxophone improvisation style over any type of blues, rock and pop music. This is not just a book about theory and showing you the written blues scales, but actual licks and useful exercises you can watch and hear through video lessons and audio clips. A real life example of a famous rock and roll sax solo which is broken down and dissected so you can hear and understand how it relates exactly to the lessons covered. *Note - all lessons have a link which corresponds to the online audio and video clips. You can also connect with the author Johnny Ferreira and other saxophonists on his forum for any saxophone related questions. Check out the book's introduction video for more information on the course by clicking the Johnny Ferreira author link near the top of this page.
