Ah yes - we served as missionaries in Honduras for 12 years and there is no sound quite like 40,000 people in the national stadium with what sounds like 40,001 vuvuzuelas on hand. I have a couple in our house and my granddaughters love making us jump when they give one a blast.
On a similar 'note', I have seen one single conch shell silence 40,000 people in that same stadium - ¡asombroso!
@SSmith1226 well thats great news - sell now to avoid the old joke about not wanting our wives to sell the stuff for what we tell told we paid for the stuff LOL
Wow you are selling a lot of stuff - your health ok? Praying...
Ya dents make the journey for air shorter, so sharpness occurs
I found that Alto was an easier switch I prefer the sound of Tenor but you can use your muscle memories with the first three fingers of the right hand on Alto with some early success - have fun!
So sorry - thanx for all you do
If anyone loses money to this loser it should be reported to the Better Business Bureau
It was my impression that the attitude not of a stern teacher, but rather that of a very pushy salesperson wanting my money more than to help me improve - even telling me to stop supporting my son so I could pay for lessons
@administrator Your calling to this is worthy of big wampum, but I'm a trumpet player LOL thanx for all you do!
@thornybob pretty much my experience too - played trumpet HARD with a blues/rock/Steely Dan/Chicago band and I think I gave them my last efforts - ah well, off to Alto Sax - the right hand three fingers mimic trumpet quite well
@tjcombo right on! The cycle/circle is great for so many standard changes like the Blues, which so foundational to more complicated changes! I use it lots!
Hi! If younger people work in all keys, that will benefit them if later in life if they develop an interest in jazz improvisation - improvising creatively involves changing keys quickly and effectively