Everything Happens To Me. Tenor sax ballad

[@shaidyn8278]

They used this on Gif with Sound 121, and I immediately came here to give a thumbs up. I could listen to this all night. Thanks!

[@rinahirahoshi6131]

I'm here for the same reason!

[@xaviercoll]

So Nice … as always. I love your sound and phrasing !

[@davepi49]

Nice and understated...brilliant.

[@helio1764]

Very, very, very nice, a beautiful standard.

[@maf9314]

Music is beauty, and you make music. A lot of people overcomplicate music. You keep it just nice and beautiful and that's exactly what music is! Keep it up

[@robertgalardi3731]

Matt does a nice job on this song .. good sound good intonation . expressive too. bobby G... also a tenor player ..

[@bbster73]

AS a tenor player the guy to listen to who does an amazing job on this tune is Huston Person ... he is a blast from the past .. i also have this background and it has some great changes too. bobby g..

[@CoolSaxMusic]

The Houston Person version is excellent.. One of my all time favourites.

[@kingusmcgee]

Great rendition of one of my favorites. I love playing this on the piano. Thanks for posting. Looking forward to more of your ballads.

[@Sandra-hz9yw]

is full of reason, he is fantastic. For some time I hear Igor Butman as my favorite on sax and Baggie Adair on piano.

[@Sandra-hz9yw]

and when we look at a video of you playing the piano?

[@howpelor4291]

Awesome job!!!! Glad I was able to find this rendition!

[@charlyaelami672]

mejor imposible! gracias por subir este maravilloso tema. Excelente interpretacion.

[@janymikeptz1156]

Very nicely played, I really enjoy listening to it. Cheers to you Matthew!

[@JulietGreen]

Nice stuff. It's good to play along on double bass.

[@keyjavier]

Genial maestro, muchas gracias- Felicitaciones!

[@vacactionsante7873]

j 'adore.merci pour l'émotion.

[@maf9314]

Truly touching!

[@matthewstonesax]

Thanks for the tip Hans, I tried fibracell ones a few years ago, found them a bit unresponsive. I'm very choosy about reeds, they affect my tone so much. Ive settled on RJS for now, very consistent 4/5 good out of a pack. We can only buy Legere mail order here and they are £20 per reed. I also looked at their website and it says not to leave the reeds on the mouthpiece, that's no good for me, because thats a bad habit I have. I like to just pick up and play.... when inspired!!

[@YiloQuinones]

Thanks for share! beatiful style, magistral.

[@bbster73]

hey man ,,, you sound like me .. love your tone and feel to this tune which first heard by huston persons another great player with feel and tone.. bobby g..

[@hansmathiasthjomoe4817]

You should use one more hour to try out the Legere Signature. The Signature comes i 1/4 strenght. They last "forever", they don't have to be wet, they don't dry out. Adjusting a cane reed might be useful, however, my experience is that the next time you are using the very same reed, it behaves different. Signature does not behave different. I'm also using Legere Signature on my clarinet. It's recommended that you are using two reeds, and rotate. That's recommeded for cane reeds as well.

[@davidhyatt7550]

Beautiful יופי !!

[@eecorr]

Love it ! 👍☺️

[@OmegaMaxter]

Gives off a serious Cowboy Bebop vibe. 10/10

[@hansmathiasthjomoe4817]

The Légère reed has a resonant frequency and overall response very close to that of the cane. I have been using Vandoren Java Green #2 and Otto Link NY .105. I actually can't tell the difference between that reed and the Signature #2. So far almost every reed I have bought can be used. Yes, they are expensive, but it's also expensive to buy a box of 5 Vandoren, and throw away three of them.

[@gustavoadriansodor8786]

La verdad que sos un grosso, flaco! Me guío (y disfruto) mucho con tus posteos, tu estilo tiene una sensibilidad musical que se lleva muy bien con la mía. Gracias por ayudarme a ver cómo se toca (correctamente) lo que yo quiero tocar! Sorry, my english is no good enough to express properly what I think and feel. Saludos desde Buenos Aires

[@Casualsax17]

Very nice indeed.

[@АндрейПятницев-н3к]

Супер. Спасибо.

[@kase1993]

So pretty.

[@matthewstonesax]

I'm pleased you have had success with them. For me though, it has taken me 5 years to find reeds that I like, and I waver between RJS 3M and Alexander DC's 3...when worn in properly they last for 3-4 weeks at a time so I can't see the legeres offering me anything better. I can adjust a reed to make them work too. My heroes all played cane reeds and that has a lot to do with it too, I guess I'm just old school, and it's part of the charm of the instrument :-)

[@PLORA73]

espectacular

[@santimusica]

Beautiful as always. You usually can cut the tracks very easily by cutting a chorus (not the last one) you can do it with audacity

[@hansmathiasthjomoe4817]

Nice playing. I have taken up jazz after 25 years of break from playing. I used to play the clarinet, but have now turned to the tenor saxophone. I was hoping for that some smart guy would have come up with a product that could eliminate parts of the reed-lottery/frustration. I have tried several artificially made reeds, and found the Signature series from the Canadian company Legere very useful. Have you given them a try?

[@00DirectorsCut00]

Great job. Try the back track on sergey braznik channel

[@giovannichipulicontreras891]

Where may i get the partiture? Greetings.

bravo

[@joehamilton4656]

Where can I get the dots for this score.

[@juantrezza3770]

hola que mouthpiece usas ?

[@TheIzzysteve]

Beautiful sound! What kind of mouthpiece do you use?

[@thehillybillycat1]

Hey Mathew I wonder if you could tell me where you got the backing track for The Girl From Ipanema & Autumn Leaves tryed I Tunes for the latter but couldn't find it, thxs a mill, Fergus

[@davidfinni262]

likes it

[@damianodami7582]

Brand e model?

[@martinisrael7]

Are they made out of plastic? If yes, how does it sound??

[@ushasingh4076]

sax to