Thanks Marike, hope u are well:)

Hahahha wow u play trombone and sax! That’s amazing🤩

Thanks Eto for your patience! 😊🙏🏻

Thanks Markus!

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Thankiu!❤️

Thanks!❤️

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@@ScarletGoukSaxophonistI love strange humors. I was in middle school and my schools top band was playing it for a performance at the time.

@@Los20163Nice! They must be amazing!☺️👏🏻

@@ScarletGoukSaxophonist However I wasn’t playing with them I was in beginner band at the time. 😔

Thanks Liz❤️

Good for you!🤭👏🏻

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Thank you Teacher Louie!😘 can’t wait for your vlog hehe🤩

Thanks!😊

Thanks Markus!❤️

Thanks!:)

Hello! Usually it happened because you were focusing on the wrong muscle. Try alternating long tone, normal tongue, and slap tongue in a phrase. That way you’ll keep your air moving, and start with a stable embouchure (this should be your main focus) to prepare for the slap tongue. Remember the air flow should not be interrupted by the Tongue movement. If your chin still moves, try to play forte! You’ll feel the air support. Let me know how it goes, Hope it helps! ❤️

Thankyou! This helps very much, I also realized that I was doing it with too much tongue. ❤

@@dakotabutch3673 Keep up the good work!

Oh yes! Saxophone videos in coming!🤣

Certainly! Once my Saxes are done from maintenance. 🤭 thanks for watching.

@@ScarletGoukSaxophonist My Yanagisawa alto needs maintenance desperately lol. Sounds good, looking forward to it.

Thanks, u too!☺️

Thank you! You play Saxophone too? 😊

Bravo!👏🏻😇 I’ll try, haha what song would you like to hear?🤭

@@ScarletGoukSaxophonist JS Bach Air on G String 😁

Thank you! It’s a fun collaborative piece for both instruments😇

Please send me an email at [email protected] 🙂

It is very different from the brass haha, but good for age around 3-6 to develop fundamentals like breathing, embouchure etc. :)

Thank you kaaa🥰

Thank you! Are you a saxophonist too?:)

Thank you:)

Hi! Thank you for ur support🥰🥰

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@ScarletGoukSaxophonist hi Scarlet, I very surprised that you learn music at Mahidol, I saw your photo on Facebook that you take a photo with my friend George and Big. I use to work as classic guitar teacher at mahidol 12 years ago and move to Rayong( 2 hours from bangkok) for teach at Singapore International School Rayong. It's a small world. 😀

@@teletele62 Yes ka I studied at Mahidol for my Bachelor’s Degree. P George was my teacher! Such a small world! (Sawadeekaa😇🙏🏻)

Thanks, It’s a Saxophone🥰

Thank u ka

Great!

Thank you for watching na ka:)

Thanks Sam!🥰

Thank you 🥰🥰

Thank you Paul!:)

Thank you 🥰

You’re welcome Marcus, thanks for watching!:)

Thank you!:)

Thank you Cheuk Fai:)

Hi! You can always warm up without looking at notes. The aim of warming up is to prepare our mental and physical readiness. Avoid muscle cramp etc. The best warm up is to play your usual routine exercises, which are the one you are already familiar in your head and muscle. Because that way you can focus on your sound and enhance your awareness on playing, instead of thinking the notes. My advice would be reading the notes first, and start memorising it. It will take several practice sessions to digest and internalise the music. But when you start playing without notes, and look at things around you, you’ll find joy and connection of yourself, the sound and the present. Because your sound is starting to resonate! Warming up doesn’t hv to be difficult passages, it can be as easy as a long note. Hope it helps! :)

Thank you for your support!:)