Dehaske The Swinging Beginning
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Summary of This Collection
This educational collection, written by Peter de Boer and Simon Lutz, is aimed at alto and baritone saxophonists seeking a simple, structured, and immediately usable resource. The "Easy" difficulty level makes it an excellent starting point for the first years of practice, as well as a relevant supplement to regain automatic skills without getting lost in lengthy explanations.
The CD plays a central role in progression: it allows working on musicality from the earliest stages by encouraging active listening and rhythmic stability. It is also a major asset for developing autonomy between lessons, checking the accuracy of attacks, improving tone control, and gaining confidence in interpretation.
Designed for pedagogical use, this resource naturally integrates into instrument lessons, individual practice workshops, or sight-reading sessions. Its content encourages a regular practice routine, with a clear framework that helps the student orient themselves and measure their progress. In short, an effective collection for learning, reviewing, and enjoying playing with audio accompaniment.
Technical specifications
| Publication | Methods | ||
| Composer | Peter de Boer, Simon Lutz | Difficulty | Easy |
| Instrumentation | Alto saxophone, baritone saxophone | Pages | 24 |
| Genre | Educational | Year of Publication | 1998 |
| Language | German | ||
Questions frequently asked
Is The Swinging Beginning suitable for alto saxophone?
The collection is written for alto saxophone and baritone saxophone. Its easy level is intended for the first years of practice.
Can this method be used for beginning baritone saxophone?
The instrumentation includes the baritone saxophone. The easy difficulty exercises provide a structured framework to establish or resume automatism.
Does the collection include an audio accompaniment?
A CD is included to work on active listening and rhythmic stability. This accompaniment also allows verification of attacks and sound consistency between lessons.
How many pages does this saxophone method have?
The book contains 24 pages.
Is the method in French?
The language indicated for this collection by Peter de Boer and Simon Lutz is German. Published in 1998, it belongs to the educational genre.
