I know it is kinda a confusing question, but i played the Sax in 6th grade, and i know you can play a recorder with the same notes as a sax, so i got one and i can't find my old music.  Does anybody know where I can???
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Here is a site with free sheet music!\n\nhttp://www.8notes.com/saxophone/
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The previous guy was great with all the information. The only issue is that any of us could get that exact same set up, and it won't sound like he did. That was just a Desmond sound that he made. As far as I've heard, and I've talked to a lot of pro saxophone players, no one has ever been able to duplicate that sound.
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When I was about 8 years old (back in 1976) my mom had a portable tape player/recorder. I found it in her dresser drawer with a cassette tape in it. I pushed the play button and there were 2 girls voices having a conversation. It went like this, "..so I come back home and there she was...Hey, Janet? Janet?" (Janet is my mom's name). I was a curious kid so I pushed the stop button then pushed record and said, "what?". Then I rewound the tape a little to play back what I recorded. It went like this, "..and there she was...Hey, Janet? Janet?...what...That doesn't sound like Janet?!" I quickly pressed stop put the tape recorder back in the dresser and never touched it again.\n\nI told my mom about this and she said one of the voices were of my babysitter who died before that cassette was purchased!
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Hi, go to this link: http://www.musicnotes.com/sheetmusic/mtd.asp?ppn=mn0017915\nThere you can print it hope it works for you
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Most of the sites online charge to download or print their sheet music. Other options: \n\ngo to the library and see if they have  a song book/lesson book and photo copy it.  \n\nGo to a local music store look it up. Most would not have an objection to you writing down the info you are looking for. They may even photo copy what you need for you.
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The saxophone or sax is a conical-bored instrument of the woodwind family, usually made of brass and played with a single-reed mouthpiece like the clarinet. It was invented by Adolphe Sax around 1840. The saxophone is most commonly associated with popular music, big band music, and jazz, but it was originally intended as both an orchestral and military band instrument
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Why copy a song beat for beat?\nHere is a link of sweet drum loops\nfrom classic songs....I've used a few\nfor beats.....All you need is to add your\nown twist.\n\nhttp://www.phatdrumloops.com/old%5Fsite/\n\nThere were some sweet beats back in the day!
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I found this,  which said that it was free,  but I couldn't load it to check,  so you'll have to try for yourself and see\nhttp://foudemusique.free.fr/partitions/partitions_films.php#A\n\nI found one song\nhttp://www.sheetmusicnotes.com/comptine_dun_autre_ete_from_amelie_yann_tiersen\n\nI also found this,  but again,  my computer wouldn't load it - I think because I don't have the necessary software?\nhttp://www.ares-woo.com/transcriptions.html\n\nAll the best
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Many moons ago....before we had such toys as computers I was heavy into audio experimentation. This was before anyone had even heard of EVP. I fiddled in my little shop with all sorts of home brew audio equipment. I built myself an early wireless microphone and found that by placing the mic in different places...I.E. outside, in the basement, in different rooms, etc. and feeding the signal to my audio amp with the volume way up I got some very unusual and frightening sounds. Sometimes I swore I heard voices. Got the crap scared outta me a few times! I had an old reel to reel recorder and recorded some of the sounds...I also remember my first portable recorder.....wish I still had some of those sounds. Get yourself a cheap hand held cassette recorder and set it up in different places and just record sounds. Try putting it in places that seem quiet to you. Put the cassette in your audio system and crank up the volume.you will be surprised!
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Seems like there would be newer versions around.  (Ask at record stores.  Some stores will special order it.)\n\nHave you tried antique stores and thrift shops?\n\nPost your request on e-Bay, in the "Want It Now" section.  People who have it may respond.  (It costs you nothing to post.)\n\nhttp://pages.ebay.com/wantitnow/
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I play the b flat clarinet and piano. i wanted to play the flute in the beginning too, but i changed my mind. clarinet is so much more mellow and, well, you know, nice!
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Hi, well first, it is BASS flute.  Doing a search on that might help you find one.  I believe it is also in the key of C and the fingerings are the same.  The music will be written like your flute music (like piccolo) but will sound lower (like piccolo sounds higher).  I think either emerson or yamaha (or both) make bass flutes.  They are not often used in band music, but are helpful if you play in a flute choir.
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Try and find a midi file on a newsgroup. (alt.binaries.midi) etc\n\nRemoving the melody (if it has one) is easy.
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Yes, but nothing that size. There computers to which you can hook up microphones and find the key then, but otherwise no. What DOES exist is a chromatic tuner, which will identify a pitch that someone is playing. It has a microphone and also tells whether the instrument is out of tune and which way. I would recommend the Sabine Metrotune, a combination metronome tuner, that allows you to identify a pitch. That might help, but you have to be able to identify which note is the tonic note in the key. It's around 35 bucks, it's battery operated and I use it to work with my sax. You can also input a guitar chord to tune it, or hook up a mic to an instrument to tune it, or find out what pitches its playing.
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I'm sorry to say that I came up short. After searching numerous sheet music resources I could only find regular sheet music, no tablature.\n\nI did find a resource that may help though. Tabwiki.com is a branch of wikipedia.com and they have a forum there where you can request the tablature for it. Good luck in your search. I wish I could've had better news for you.\n\nhttp://www.tabwiki.com/forums/index.php?board=2.0
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Download it! Find any music source and get it offline.\n\nLegally of course!
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