The saxophone is really not that difficult to play just as long as you practice hard. It’s better to practice with simple pieces first and then move on to more complicated pieces to play. The most common type of saxophone used by many is the Alto saxophone which is commonly used in playing classical compositions.
The Alto saxophone is bigger than the soprano saxophone but smaller than the tenor saxophone. I think if you want to play the saxophone, you should begin with learning how to play the Alto saxophone as it’s the most common out of the types of saxophones. ealtosaxophone.com/ wwbw.com/Alto-Saxophones-Saxophones.wwbw.
Each position functions the same as a valve position on another instrument, but the difference is that the player must memorize the positions rather than just being able to push down a valve and be sure that the right note will come out. Combine this with the already-difficult brass mouthpiece and the extremely wide range of the trombone, and you've got yourself in a lot of trouble. You have my true admiration should you be among the skillful few who are able to play trombone well.
The bigger lips you have, the better suited you'd be for a lower-range instrument, because your lips will naturally vibrate slower and produce much more air, which is necessary to play tuba, euphonium, or baritone well. Trumpets are better for those with small lips, although there are varying sizes of mouthpieces that enable some degree of freedom.
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