Easy Tenor Sax Altissimo Lick #4

This is another easy to learn sax altissimo lick. The easiest one yet!!
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That was a fun video. I been playing (and watching Star Trek) for a long, long time. None of my teachers suggested 4,5,6 down for a lick like that. Will try it tomorrow. Thanks. 🖖🏼

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I know you do Mouthpiece reviews. I promise you, you will love Syos Mouthpieces. And the French Manufacturers claim that they are safe material. I use the Scott Paddock Tenor 7*. I like a bit brighter responses. You might like the Chad LB version for a more grounded "middle of the road" vibe. The altissimo is so easy to sustain with it. I'm buying another for my alto. I'm no longer. Fighting the sax.

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[@Imsoflattered0]

Great lick. I noticed you used the bebop articulation for it but I’ve never been able to articulate alitissimo notes. I don’t know why but I always have to breath attack them.

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It may be because of an embouchure that is too tight. The articulation may cause enough of a disturbance to interrupt the airflow.

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I like your take on the subject. I always feel like ''good'' jazz is a competition of who moves the fastest up and down his horn.