Speech to Music Metaphor---More insights on Musical Phrasing--Classical and Jazz

Additional ideas are demonstrated in this video for working on how to phrase musically based on a metaphor of phrasing in speech. Chapter 12 in my saxophone book should be referenced either before or after viewing this video along with the video coordinated to that chapter in the saxophone playlist. These videos are both coordinated to my books The Science and Art of Saxophone Teaching and The Real Jazz Pedagogy Book (available as a hard copies at Amazon, Barnes and Noble, and Outskirts Press and available as a digital copies on Amazon Kindle, Barnes and Noble Nook, The Apple Store iPad/iPhone version, and Outskirts Press).

[@meynardolansangan2907]

U know different sounding techniques classical,jazz, band music.❤

[@meynardolansangan2907]

Multi instrumentallist DrRey Smith🎤🎶🎹👍❤️😮

[@gtr834]

First class! - Ray Smith was my teacher in Murray Kentucky. A wonderful human being.

[@raseshgandhi6702]

It's amazing information

[@robertgreen3702]

Thank you..... very helpful.

[@swoodc]

Why did you stop making videos??

[@charlesrsmith7]

I intend to do more but got really busy with some other projects. If you absorbed everything in the 115 videos I have done you would be well on your way. Have you gone through them all? Do you have ideas or questions for what I should do in some new videos?

[@jesse_david_j]

since I came cross Your clips and lessons has really helped being a self taught musician am really learning alot .Thank You Sir

[@charlesrsmith7]

I am so glad to hear that. Keep on it, and it will get better and better.

[@CoroMagnetica]

Super helpful analogies, Ray! Thank you for showing and inspiring me to practice better and also teaching me how to water my plants :) haha!

[@charlesrsmith7]

You are so welcome

[@bensen3325]

In the classical section, the tone of the saxophone was like a violin.❤👏👏🎷

[@charlesrsmith7]

Thanks so much! I have been told that before...

[@ehsanchukro5491]

Thank you, Dr. Ray! this is a very helpful lesson indeed. I've been looping this practice for two days now, and I found myself improving. The piece itself is sweet too, but you brought to life with your wonderful playing! I wonder where can we find the sheet for it.

[@charlesrsmith7]

Thanks so much! The piece is available in sheet music as Concerto for Tenor Saxophone by Burnett Tuthill (I believe that is the correct spelling.)

[@danielestebanvasquezduenas9315]

btfl mr ray 😄

[@charlesrsmith7]

Thank you!