Dehaske Hören lesen & spielen 2 Altsaxophon
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Summary of This Method
Designed for the alto saxophone, this method is part of the "Hören, Lesen und Spielen" collection and emphasizes balanced progress between listening, reading, and interpretation. The work is designed to develop solid reflexes: rhythmic understanding, intonation, articulation, and fluency in reading, while maintaining a concrete musical dimension. Thanks to the online support, you can complement instrumental practice with aural training and examples that help better integrate style, phrasing, and precision. Whether you are just starting out or consolidating your skills, this collection helps you build lasting foundations, gain autonomy, and make your practice sessions more regular, with a clear, progressive method directly focused on playing.
Technical specifications
| Publication | Methods | ||
| Instrumentation | Alto Saxophone | Language | German |
| Collection | Hören, Lesen und Spielen | Pages | 52 |
| Genre | Method | Year of Publication | 2021 |
Questions frequently asked
Is this method intended for alto saxophone?
The book is specifically written for alto saxophone.
Is Hören Lesen & Spielen 2 Altsaxophon in German?
The instructions in the method are in German. The series is titled "Hören, Lesen und Spielen".
How many pages does this alto saxophone method contain?
The method contains 52 pages. It was published in 2021.
Can ear training be done with this method?
An online resource complements instrumental practice with ear training. Examples help to integrate style, phrasing, and accuracy.
What technical aspects are covered in this volume 2?
The progression focuses notably on rhythmic understanding, intonation, and articulation. Sight-reading is also developed to enhance fluency on the alto saxophone.



