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Summary: A professional musician shows how to play a fully diminished B chord on the saxophone in this free music theory and jazz video lesson.
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Miyanna Nielsen Mariane “Miyanna” Nielsen has been teaching and playing the saxophone professionally for over twenty years. Her skills and experience include jazz, meringue,... read more
MIYANNA NIELSEN: Okay, here we have B, D, F, and A flat. Incidentally, you're probably noticing by now that the same sequence of notes has begun to repeat. Using two pointers here in other hand, but in the left hand, you're using four fingers. And when you got on from the pointer in the right hand, you're using three. So, there's a lot of fun once again. Once again, a good handle on them. You're going to be playing 'em all up and down the horn never confine yourself to an octave once you have a theoretical understanding of said octave.