Learning the trumpet vs. Learning the Saxaphone

    
Learning the trumpet vs. Learning the Saxaphone    07:01 on Saturday, April 26, 2003          
(leigh)
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I heard it is easier (pick it up quicker) to learn
the saxaphone than it is to learn the trumpet.
Is there any truth to this?


Re: Learning the trumpet vs. Learning the Saxaphone    09:24 on Saturday, April 26, 2003          
(ILOVPAGANINI)
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Well if you ask me I;d say the saxifhone because there are so many buttuns!!!


Re: Learning the trumpet vs. Learning the Saxaphone    21:07 on Wednesday, April 30, 2003          
(brian)
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i think the saxophone is easier becaus with the trumpet its not always easy to get a good tone so the sax would be your best bet


Re: Learning the trumpet vs. Learning the Saxaphone    13:31 on Saturday, May 31, 2003          
(weezer)
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the saxaphone isnt that easy but i play it and its the best thing ever


Re: Learning the trumpet vs. Learning the Saxaphone    10:21 on Wednesday, June 18, 2003          
(thomas)
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yes it`s true i play the sax and i tryed the trumpet once


Re: Learning the trumpet vs. Learning the Saxaphone    20:02 on Thursday, June 19, 2003          
(trumpiegirlie)
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I`m a trumpet player, and if you ask me, the trumpet takes a lot more lip skill than any woodwind I ever tried.


Re: Learning the trumpet vs. Learning the Saxaphone    20:34 on Thursday, June 19, 2003          
(Jen)
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Learning where all the notes are on the sax is easy; they tend to just work from the bottom up.... with trumpet, you have only three valves to produce a myriad of different pitches. When it comes to learning the basics, sax is easier, but once you`ve mastered that, getting good tone on sax is actaully pretty difficult. Basically, you`ll find trumpet hard at first, but once you`ve got the basics, you`re virtaully home and hosed; with sax it tends to work the other way


Re: Learning the trumpet vs. Learning the Saxaphone    11:22 on Sunday, July 6, 2003          
(sherry)
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are the notes easier to read on a sax vs a trumpet? I like both instruments but I`m not too sure which I should start on. I guess the short is I want to play an instrument that is relatively easy. I`m already playing the drums so I don`t want to get to confused.


Re: Learning the trumpet vs. Learning the Saxaphone    20:35 on Saturday, July 19, 2003          
(Dan Glaude)
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Play sax then start to play trumpet- trust me, after you`ve got the sax thing down a little trumpet comes quick


Re: Learning the trumpet vs. Learning the Saxaphone    20:04 on Tuesday, July 22, 2003          
(sherry)
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Thanks! I take it you play both instruments?


Re: Learning the trumpet vs. Learning the Saxaphone    20:54 on Tuesday, July 22, 2003          
(jay)
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i played the trupmet for 4 years and i think it is easier leared but not easier to play


Re: Learning the trumpet vs. Learning the Saxaphone    18:59 on Wednesday, July 23, 2003          
(sherry)
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You never did say whether you played the sax or not, but i`ll take your advice and try the sax.


Re: Learning the trumpet vs. Learning the Saxaphone    16:53 on Wednesday, August 13, 2003          
(Bugs)
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Do you know about some resources on internet about getting started with sax?


Re: Learning the trumpet vs. Learning the Saxaphone    20:11 on Monday, September 8, 2003          
(caroline)
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someone plz tell me a website were i can learn the sax notes


Re: Learning the trumpet vs. Learning the Saxaphone    22:20 on Tuesday, October 14, 2003          
(max)
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honestly if you`re gonna learn a new instrument don`t pick one just because it`s easier than all the others you have to love the instrument you play


   








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