How to improve rhythm on sax with Tom Scott

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Do you want to get better at rhythm on the saxophone? In this lesson, I am sharing some great tips on how to develop better rhythmic technique and time feel, from saxophone legend Tom Scott.
This free saxophone video lesson includes tips on how to improve your rhythm on saxophone. If you struggle with playing rhythmically on saxophone, this lesson will help you.
Make sure you grab the free PDF download that accompanies this lesson with rhythm exercises that you can use in your saxophone practice. If you learning alto, tenor, soprano, or baritone saxophone, this is a great lesson for you.
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In this session:
00:00 About this video
0:49 Who is Tom Scott
1:41 Solo Transcription demo
3:12 Tom and Tabla
4:09 How to do this exercise
7:10 Putting it together
7:46 why learn this?
9:18 More in this session
10:00 Tom's cool story
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[@bobblues1158]

Beautiful!

[@vincentgaglio5106]

So awesome crazt

[@JeffKashiwasax]

Love this tutorial-well done, Nigel!

[@McGillMusicSaxSchool]

Cheers Jeff!

[@GetYourSaxTogether]

Good to see you back Nigel. Love the swag new music room! 👍🏻

[@McGillMusicSaxSchool]

Cheers Jamie!

[@BoninBrighton]

I have a lot of problems with rhythm particularly rest lengths which are easy to learn in theory but in practice harder to get right.

[@McGillMusicSaxSchool]

Rests can be tricky. Singing and clapping through your rhythms first before playing can really help. Also we have some fun rhythm exercises in our Sax School member area that help too.