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How to Choose the Right Saxophone Reed

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Jay Metcalf shares information on how to choose the right saxophone reed.

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  • Choosing a Saxophone Reed - The Vault at Music & Arts thevault.musicarts.com

    To extend the life of the reed, many saxophone players rotate their reeds. Reed rotation requires the saxophonist to choose two good reeds- playing one for awhile and then moving onto the second one while the first one…

  • How to Choose Saxophone Reed Strength: The Definitive Guide reverbland.com

    One of the biggest myths in the massively big subject of reeds is that the strength of reed is a measure of the thickness of the cane or the player’s ability. So today’s topic is precisely that—reed strength—so you know…

  • Choosing a Saxophone:How to choose a reed and mouthpiece ... yamaha.com

    Reed thickness is most often expressed as a number. The normal range for reeds is 2 to 5: the lower the number, the thinner the reed, and the higher the number, the thicker the reed. The thickness of the reed will affec…

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