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    This document discusses the importance of the low Bb note on the saxophone. It provides an exercise to play low Bb and leap to other notes slowly, maintaining the same embouchure and just changing fingers. The goal is to feel comfortable making leaps between low Bb and other notes on the saxophone.

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    This document discusses the importance of the low Bb note on the saxophone. It provides an exercise to play low Bb and leap to other notes slowly, maintaining the same embouchure and just changing fingers. The goal is to feel comfortable making leaps between low Bb and other notes on the saxophone.

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    The Low BB Study: Saxophone

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    This document discusses the importance of the low Bb note on the saxophone. It provides an exercise to play low Bb and leap to other notes slowly, maintaining the same embouchure and just changing fingers. The goal is to feel comfortable making leaps between low Bb and other notes on the saxophone.

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    The Low Bb Study

    The Most Important Note Ever, and I Mean Ever...

    Saxophone

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    Play this exercise slowly. Make sure you keep the same
    embouchure between notes, just change the fingers. Feel
    free to try these leaps between Low Bb and any other note.

    
    
    
    
    

    
    
    

    
    
    
    

    
    
    
    2012 - Stephen Cox

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