Dave Liebman - Developing a Personal Saxophone Sound

Video accompaniment to Dave Liebman's book "Developing a Personal Saxophone Sound."

[@ramiveiberman3182]

Breathing - 12:31 Larynx and embouchure elements - 27:33 Overtone Exercises - 44:27 Additional Overtone Exercises - 1:09:58 Oral Cavity and Tongue - 1:35:20 Articulation - 1:42:07 Reeds and Mouthpiece - 2:11:46 Closing Remarks - 2:19:27

[@saxophoneevolution]

I really appreciated this video. I thought David Liebman did a wonderful job.

[@robertzantay5923]

My father, my brother and I all studied with Joe Allard and I believe that this video is an excellent way for all woodwind players to benefit from the master’s teachings. Great job, Dave!

[@jackdolphy8965]

Not sure if posting this by anyone other than Lieb is ok. but needless to say This is Lieb at some of his pedagogical best.

[@michaelblakemusic6305]

Make sure you have permission to post this. Lieb deserves the royalties!

[@Riverland1]

Yeah, I agree with Michael blake. Make sure you have permission !!

[@cristiconstantinescu9848]

Shut up narc

[@directcurrent5751]

Amazing coverage.

[@Marcosls2015]

Thanks for sharing this! Gold standard sound lesson by the master!

[@FATStereo]

This is for all musicians..

[@GGflute]

Thanks!

[@thomasmfene9506]

Bro truly had EARs for jazz.

[@jeremyryannoel]

He’s still alive

[@saxfish]

< Most Awesome Superb & X-C-lent...wish I had seen this way back when ! Thank You¡>

[@yuriichernenko794]

Some confusion on vocal cords. The muscles of vocal cords are engaged if we produce voice. So, in blowing I cannot imagine it’s meaning. He read it from some book I assume. I think it must be understood as “oral and pharyngeal cavity as a resonator”. Cords don’t matter in blowing.

[@justintse4030]

12:30 Breathing

[@Jaoc-z5u]

How do I get a fat high notes ?

[@danderibas2640]

I LOV THE WHIPS IT OUT CLIP THANKS