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Getting a good sound on the soprano saxophone can be surprisingly difficult. In this video, I’ll show you one simple and slightly unusual exercise that can dramatically improve your tone, especially in the high register.

Most players focus on embouchure, air support, and tongue position — but one crucial element is often overlooked: the larynx. In this video, you’ll learn how to find your natural, relaxed larynx position using a quick humming exercise — and how that directly impacts your soprano saxophone sound.

Whether you’re struggling with a thin, tight, or squeezed tone, this trick can make an immediate difference. It’s easy to try and works on all saxophones (and even clarinet).

00:00 - 00:30 INTRO
00:30 - 01:08 BODY PARTS INVOLVED IN SOUND PRODUCTION
01:08 - 01:36 THE LARYNX
01:36 - 03:40 SOUND EXERCISE FOR THE LARYNX
03:40 - 04:13 OUTRO

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