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Another Morphine sheet music tutorial... Sheet music available here: www.noteflight.com/marketplace/3MW3R0fBXtu4fZVgP3Ha50/whisper Disfrutar!
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Another fine baritone sax music tutorial = sheet music available for download here.  A classic tune from King Crimson, transcribed for Alto Sax, which appears in the original work... Get the sheet music here... The next installment of Morphine Saxophone Tutorials works equally well on bari or tenor Sheet music here
 Yet another baritone sax transcription! This one is really fun! You can get the sheet music here. My new Morphine tribute band is playing its first show this month...  With Morphine practically back together as Vapors of Morphine, and my new Morphine tribute band based out of Boulder, Colorado, Morpheus, I am going to release as many transcriptions of Morphine tunes for Baritone Sax as I can. Enjoy, and don't forget to Buy the Sheet Music For Honey White! I get 50 cents on your $5 and whoever owns the rights (Mark Sandman Estate?) gets a cut as well, after the sheet music publishing fee. In celebration of manifestation (and my birthday today), I present a score for Earth, Wind, and Fire's classic hit, Fantasy!
I can't help but be inspired by this song... so inspired that i transcribed every note into sheet music, then played it back. It's just one small manifestation that brings me joy. You can download the sheet music here from noteflight. You can watch the video below...  The second in a series of video tutorials brings us a Saxy version of Empire of the Sun's Old Flavours. This arrangement was transcribed from a bunch of synthesizers and arpeggiators into a bunch of saxes.
The Sheet Music is Available here on noteflight. The video of me performing the sheet music can be seen below...  A comparison of my two vintage King Tenor Saxes. A Silver-Plated 1932 Vol True II and a circa 1946 lacquered Zephyr I once posted a review of two of my saxophones on Facebook before realizing that i could additionally share this analysis with the world. So, here are some screenshots of this post, which is an analysis of two saxophones made by the same company about a decade apart and the technological advances in saxophone making during that time in the 1930s and 1940s. The King Zephyrs of the late model are the precursor to the famous King Super 20 saxophones and can be found at about a fifth the price with an arguably similar sound.
Here is my analysis of the findings... The zephyr and voll true II sound similar, like they are obviously in the same family, but, the Zephyr is... 1. Less stuffy 2. more easy blowing 3. more edge 4. more ergonomic 5. the high register really sings and the low register really booms. 6. Newer horn does not hiss 7. Not as pretty, but it's all about the sound |
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