Ryo Noda, Improvisation 1

Ryo Noda, Improvisation 1
Recorded by Joshua Hyde
Joshua Hyde
Saxophone professor at the Geneva University of Music (Haute Ecole de Musique de Genève)
Winner of the 3rd Jean-Marie Londeix International Saxophone Competition
Winner of the 5th Concours International de Saxophone de Nantes
Graduate of the Paris Conservatory (CNSMDP)
www.joshuahyde.com
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[@kidding6712]

the amount of skill this takes is ridiculous

[@brucecale450]

Excellent! Thank you for the post.

[@manonmalezet9679]

It’s my end of second cycle (9y) at conservatory, it’s really difficult

[@SaltyYouTuber]

Hi Joshua, I love your interpretation of this piece and wondered how you managed to pull off that portamento?! I’ve read the other comments you left but still can’t grasp how flawless it is in this recording

[@SaxEtudes]

Hi Taven, it's a mix of air support, flexibility in the voicing, and control of the fingers! Good luck :-)

[@Mr.Blu3.]

Hi, this is the best performance of this I've found of this at all, so I'd like to ask just how do you get that overtonish upwards glissando?

[@SaxEtudes]

Thanks Goran, you mean the glisses in the low register? Using a smooth finger gliss, flexible voicing and lots of air support.

[@Mr.Blu3.]

@@SaxEtudes Yes, also sorry for bugging just one more thing, since for me the most problematic part of the gliss is going from c# to d in mid register, any tips on that or should I just practice the things you've mentioned? Thanks a lot.

[@SaxEtudes]

@@Mr.Blu3. yeah it's tricky, it's not really possible, but you can fake it, I think as long as you start the gliss from the low note, then maybe jump a few notes, and then gliss a third or so up to the D, it should sound about right.

[@samuelarias3980]

This tipe of Music i dont liked

[@SaxEtudes]

The stop button is on the bottom left ;-)