Tenor Bari
Tenor Bari
Which saxaphone would be easier to play, tenor, alto or bari? I am swiching from a bass clef instrument?
I heard that when playing scales some saxes have to go a step up or down and I originally play a concert Bb instrument.
So I was wondering which would be easier to swich to(not considering actual skill level)?
Also, I can't read in treble clef
The tenor or alto are always the easiest of any saxophone to start on. The bari has a lot of issues with the big wide open embouchure that most beginners have a hard time taking on. As for coming from a bass clef instrument, it makes no difference. They all read in treble clef so it doesn't matter, you still have to learn a new clef. It also doesn't matter if you played a Bb instrument previously, you won't notice the difference in key of the instrument. Sure, you'll know the letters of the concert Bb scale are the same on the tenor, but does knowing the letters of the notes really help with the scale? Whatever you choose, get a private lesson teacher. There are too many bad habits beginners teach themselves when they start on a new instrument that will hold them back later if they want to get to an advanced level.
Tenor Bari
Sebastian Haboczki's 3rd Year Recital (bari-tenor) part 2
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Tenor Bari