Thank you very much Mr. Derrick BIG Walker. Very inspirational 🎷class. Just got a TENOR sax. Now practice time. Thanks for all your tutorials, your advices and explanations which are needed and to be followed. Great. Wishing you the BEST. Greetings from Spain.
Your probably the best sax teacher on the net, making it look all so clear and dead simple probably because of how you've explained everything. A great big thanks to you.
This lesson is JUST what I wanted! Thanks man - you are a superb teacher. After a lifetime playing guitar I have recently acquired two saxes - tenor and alto - and am loving learning a new instrument. I've been playing along with Stan Turrentine CDs (he does some nice SLOW numbers) but this vid is precisely right for where I'm at just now. Gonna look at you're other stuff and make progress quick - time is short!
Have to add my thanks to the list. You are a great teacher. Its as if you're actually in the room with me as you do stuff. I too have taken up the sax again after a 4 year gap due to frustration at going deaf in one ear due to illness ( makes things much more difficult than you'd think). So thanks from London. Ill be spreading the word about your tutorials to everyone I know.
Yes that's right , this five note scale is called pentatonic. I explained how to play the pentatonic scale then adding the flat five and later the Major 3rd and 7th that makes up (one) of the blues scales. I hope this helps you understand.
Just curious, wouldn't the scale you're playing the blues scale? I thought the pentatonic scale was primarily 5 notes. I love the lessons btw!! I learned a lot already.
Awesome lesson, got back into playinv sax after a 23 years. You are a great teacher, will be buying your CD and donating. Thanks Big. God Bless.
I'm loving these lessons, they're just what I needed. Thanks, Big!
Thank you very much Mr. Derrick BIG Walker. Very inspirational 🎷class. Just got a TENOR sax. Now practice time. Thanks for all your tutorials, your advices and explanations which are needed and to be followed. Great. Wishing you the BEST. Greetings from Spain.
some of the best lessons I have found on CZcams. Please post more when you can. Just bought your cd as a thank you.
Your probably the best sax teacher on the net, making it look all so clear and dead simple probably because of how you've explained everything. A great big thanks to you.
finally found a good Tenor Sax Blues Teacher.......keep bluesin´ man!!!
love your playing... keep the lessons coming. i'm so inspired .. Thanks so much from England.
This lesson is JUST what I wanted! Thanks man - you are a superb teacher. After a lifetime playing guitar I have recently acquired two saxes - tenor and alto - and am loving learning a new instrument. I've been playing along with Stan Turrentine CDs (he does some nice SLOW numbers) but this vid is precisely right for where I'm at just now. Gonna look at you're other stuff and make progress quick - time is short!
Love the King Zephyr. I've got a '39. Great horn.
Great videos, keep on making em and we'll keep on blowing!!!
Have to add my thanks to the list. You are a great teacher. Its as if you're actually in the room with me as you do stuff.
I too have taken up the sax again after a 4 year gap due to frustration at going deaf in one ear due to illness ( makes things much more difficult than you'd think).
So thanks from London. Ill be spreading the word about your tutorials to everyone I know.
@warren goldstein. Went through that in 1992 .Totally adapted now. Of course had anxiety about losing the other ear. Waisted energy.
More on the Tenor please. Just bought one again after 40years, getting back into it big-time.
Yes that's right , this five note scale is called pentatonic. I explained how to play the pentatonic scale then adding the flat five and later the Major 3rd and 7th that makes up (one) of the blues scales.
I hope this helps you understand.
Just curious, wouldn't the scale you're playing the blues scale? I thought the pentatonic scale was primarily 5 notes. I love the lessons btw!! I learned a lot already.