Looking back at previous posts it's been quite a while since I updated links to resource sites for both Saxophone and Jazz. Here are some of the best that I know of at the moment.
www.jazzadvice.com
I love this site and it follows a kind of thinking that I try to apply here. Good old fashioned advice on topics that concern practicing musicians, by musicians themselves. There is so much good stuff here.
www.davidvaldez.blogspot.in/
Still the best Jazz blog around in my opinion. Updated regularly it's got articles on pretty much anything in Jazz. This blog is geared more to advanced players.
www.bestsaxophonewebsiteever.com/
Yes it probably is. A dream come true for saxophone players. Articles on anything sax related by a multitude of great players and teachers.
www.saxontheweb.net/
Founded by Harri Rautianen this has been THE leading resource for saxophone for a long time. It has the worlds largest and best discussion forum.
www.charlesmcneal.com/
Solo transcriptions, pdf books. It's all there. Updated recently there is alot of good material here.
www.learnjazzstandards.com/
I only came across this recently and I prefer it to it's similarly named counterpart. Pick a standard. Play along with the backing track. Watch the greats play the same tune on Youtube. I can't believe it's all in one place.
www.jazzadvice.com
I love this site and it follows a kind of thinking that I try to apply here. Good old fashioned advice on topics that concern practicing musicians, by musicians themselves. There is so much good stuff here.
www.davidvaldez.blogspot.in/
Still the best Jazz blog around in my opinion. Updated regularly it's got articles on pretty much anything in Jazz. This blog is geared more to advanced players.
www.bestsaxophonewebsiteever.com/
Yes it probably is. A dream come true for saxophone players. Articles on anything sax related by a multitude of great players and teachers.
www.saxontheweb.net/
Founded by Harri Rautianen this has been THE leading resource for saxophone for a long time. It has the worlds largest and best discussion forum.
www.charlesmcneal.com/
Solo transcriptions, pdf books. It's all there. Updated recently there is alot of good material here.
www.learnjazzstandards.com/
I only came across this recently and I prefer it to it's similarly named counterpart. Pick a standard. Play along with the backing track. Watch the greats play the same tune on Youtube. I can't believe it's all in one place.
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