Crossover Saxophone: Mouthpiece advice for playing multiple styles

[@bobblues1158]

Great analysis. And for sure I have several pieces with me to cope with the room and the vibe.

[@francistaylor5097]

Really interesting discussion. I am a crossover tenor player and use two great set ups.

[@AcevedoDMA]

You can get away with using a good medium chamber mouthpiece to play various styles or music. However, there isn’t really anything that will let you play serious classical and anything else properly. I usually suggest to students one mouthpiece for classical and then another mouthpiece for everything else.

[@paoloalbano4690]

This video is a marvelous example of British philosophy.. so serious and passionate at the same time.. we all, sorry, I miss you so much in EU.. BTW, marvelous classical sound IMO of jazz player as I am. Thank you guys

[@saxworldwide]

Many thanks Paolo. And a lot of us in the UK miss those in the EU too!

[@nickpilgrim1966]

Really insightful chat. Love the demo clips as well. Thx guys. 👍

[@saxworldwide]

Many thanks Nick.

[@raseshgandhi6702]

Thank you so much for information

[@hadijedari]

👌🔥🔥

[@saxophoneclarinetsetc4554]

Ideally of course, playing should require very little physical effort or strain.Just wanted to throw that into the mix- you don t want to get into habits that can cause injuries.

[@MrBoybergs]

Someone been going to the gym lately? :)

[@saxworldwide]

Fun fact: Jim used to be a semi-professional cyclist! Multi-talented fella our Jim!

[@thenotoriusbp]

gym goes to the jim

[@mrs.bloxx-li]

@@thenotoriusbp as long as he dosen’t become a Jordan…😊