Thank god Leo P is doing work like this for bari players out there. As a bari player hearing bari specific advice is rare and treasured when I hear it. Leo is my #1 favorite bari player and I strive to play like him. So doing his course is like a gift from heaven
I love that you’re doing this sort of thing. Teaching how to be more efficient and effective on a horn rather than “muscling things out” is something that I will always advocate for
Amazing artist + big thanks to taking your time to share you're knowledge ^^ I wanna ear leo p. in an other register, made a smooth song like careless whisper, it will be really interesting to ear his creativity in that style ^^
Hi Leo, Great video just to let you know that you have inspired me to pick up and play my baritone sax. Thank you, and the bands that you play with loved the funky town cover cheers Paul
It doesn't work because of the enharmonic tones. Not every tone in the scale is a full step above the last. The third & fourth tones are only a half step apart. Same with the seventh & eighth
I play tenor, I started with clarinet.. when I started tenor our band director was in the hospital. I ended up resorting completely to the Bari to teaching me techniques and one of them was for playing B♭
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I have a question. What bari sax would you suggest for a student? I’ve been playing for about a year and saxophone in general for 4 years.
I need help with low notes ik how to play them it need a fingering chart also I’m a big fan of Leo p that’s why I play bari bc u inspired me
Te amo 💖
Thank god Leo P is doing work like this for bari players out there. As a bari player hearing bari specific advice is rare and treasured when I hear it. Leo is my #1 favorite bari player and I strive to play like him. So doing his course is like a gift from heaven
I love that you’re doing this sort of thing. Teaching how to be more efficient and effective on a horn rather than “muscling things out” is something that I will always advocate for
I never heard my sax idol talk before. Soo beautiful dude. Now i just gotta get on his level
Talented and more stamina than a soccer player. Been watching for years
This will honestly help a lot with my Bari playing
I've liked the bari sax since Greg played it in the first dance band I was in . . . back in 1956. I still like the sound.
I dont know anything about music, nothing at all, but let me tell you something... YOU ARE THE GREAT MASTER.
just realised ive never heard this man talk before this
Leo you have come so far from the sax man in the subway
Doesn’t work for B, because your B and F key is an alternate fingering for Bb
That actually makes a lot of sense, thanks
I'd love to get private lessons from Leo. He's so amazing and everytime I hear him play, I get so hyped
Billy Hargrove comes to mind when I look at you 😁 Love your sound and explanation! 🔥🔥🔥
You’re getting there! I much respect! I remember when you played Royal Albert Hall!
That's so useful as a former bari sax player that wants to get one again
I had to do a ton of c to c octive jumps for my jury yesterday and doing this helps a lot
saxiest man alive
Amazing artist + big thanks to taking your time to share you're knowledge ^^
I wanna ear leo p. in an other register, made a smooth song like careless whisper, it will be really interesting to ear his creativity in that style ^^
Was expecting that jack black song
Hi Leo,
Great video just to let you know that you have inspired me to pick up and play my baritone sax. Thank you, and the bands that you play with loved the funky town cover cheers Paul
Does it work on tenor
I like this format
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hi mr p
Does this work on alto?
Edit: it does
Try it
Love you leo
It doesn't work because of the enharmonic tones. Not every tone in the scale is a full step above the last. The third & fourth tones are only a half step apart. Same with the seventh & eighth
These are essentially "resonance fingerings". Equally useful on clarinet throat tones.
this will help me on me on measure 7 of Ferling 26... probably
Cool you probably already know my message leo so see you soon
middle a to middle a + right hand closed produces interesting quarter tone tremolo
What fingerings are c
I JUST LOVE THOSE BIG HORNS
The best 💯🎶
Love your music
I love Leo P dawg
You are very good
Good job bro! Keep making good music. Super cool stuff there!
My name is Cameron Garza and this is the first time I’ve heard Leo speak 😂
Can you give some advice on mouth and tongue positioning please Leo? God bless man.
This guy definitely should be on GTA 6
What kind of neck strap do you use?
hey coming to your concert on sunday
Merci tank you I like you and your work
That was great tone…
your tone is super bright, what’s your setup?
Thanks for the lesson
legend
Thank you champ🎉
Does this work for tenor?
Try it (I play tenor too)
witchcraft
Or just learn overtones
I play the Treble Clef Baritone but I’m trying a Bari Sax soon and your videos have been a motivation for me
I play tenor, I started with clarinet.. when I started tenor our band director was in the hospital. I ended up resorting completely to the Bari to teaching me techniques and one of them was for playing B♭