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With all things, the more you practice, the better you will get. Learning to play the saxophone is no different and you will progressively get better with consistent lessons with Sarah Saxophone. Most students with the right level of practice and enthusiasm should be able to read simple melodies, improvise and play with others comfortably within 2-4 years.
The amount of time you practice each day will widely depend on how proficient you would like to be as a saxophone player and how much time you have. A professional saxophone player will practice at least 2-3 hours a day whereas a recreational player or beginner will require around 30 mins of practice a day to learn and keep sharp.
Absolutely, these courses have been devised with all ages and abilities in mind! The great thing about the video tutorials is they can be paused and watched over and over again. So you will never forget a thing, learning at your own pace. Watch my Online Tutorial snippets on YouTube!
Whether you are a beginner or intermediate level we highly recommend doing Sarah’s Foundations course. Once you have mastered this you can move on to the Beginners course, then you can complete the more advanced techniques covered in ‘Learn to Play Baker Street’. Sarah will be releasing advanced level saxophone technique soon, including a course on how to improvise with a DJ which will help any sax player on the career path of advancing their career and starting out in the world of gigging as a musician.
Choose between her range of unique courses depending on your ability with the ability to book a 1 2 1 Masterclass with Sarah online.
No problems at all, just drop me an email or WhatsApp and we can get you booked in.
You can find out about Sarah as a saxophonist on her playing website www.sarahsaxophone.co.uk
Yes! They make the perfect Christmas gift or birthday present. Just hit sign up now, and when you come to pay you have the option to send it as a gift to someone. Follow these online instructions and we will send them a cute sign up gift card to get started.
The good news is that the saxophone is much easier to learn than other instruments, and it’s a whole lot of fun! Like many instruments, the saxophone isn’t too difficult to begin playing but challenging to master. Many people say that it’s easy to make a sound on the saxophone but harder to make a good sound. Sarah Saxophone will give you the tools to play well on your road to mastering the instrument with these courses.
Just post us a little video on instagram and tag us with your question and Sarah will do her best to assist. Or, you can sign up for the Gold Membership that allows for online support!
We have priced the entry level to these courses at a very low price for you to try. As you can imagine, these courses take a lot of time and money to put together and unfortunately are unable to offer any money back guarantees. We can guarantee you will get more than your first months money worth with the knowledge shared. The course alone saves you thousands in 1 2 1 tuition.