Vandoren-AL5-Mouthpiece

9 лет назад

This video compares the Vandoren AL5 Optimum Alto Sax Mouthpiece to the L3. The speaker highlights the differences in opening size and how that impacts projection, dynamics, and control. They also discuss reed strength preferences for each mouthpiece.

7 лет назад

This video features a saxophone expert discussing the Vandoren alto saxophone mouthpiece range. They highlight the variety of mouthpieces available, from the basic A35 to the Jumbo Java, and emphasize how each mouthpiece caters to different playing styles. The expert encourages viewers to visit their four locations or website to explore the range further.

9 лет назад

This video from Vandoren introduces the Optimum saxophone mouthpiece, a popular choice for students and classical players. The video discusses the history of the Optimum, its design features, and the different models available for various saxophone sizes. It also highlights the importance of using patches to protect and secure the mouthpiece.

9 лет назад

The video explores the Vandoren AL4 Optimum Alto Sax Mouthpiece, comparing it to the L3 and A5 models. The speaker notes that the AL4 has a unique design and a slightly edgier sound than its counterparts. They also suggest that the mouthpiece is well-suited for contemporary classical music with a jazz influence.

2 года назад

This video compares three popular classical saxophone mouthpieces: Vandoren AP3, Selmer Concept, and Backun TM2. The presenter plays each mouthpiece and discusses their individual characteristics, highlighting the strengths and weaknesses of each. The video encourages viewers to try out the mouthpieces themselves to find the best fit for their playing style.

9 лет назад

The video features a review of the Vandoren AL3 Optimum Alto Sax Mouthpiece, a popular choice among classical saxophone students and professionals. The reviewer highlights the mouthpiece's close tip opening, which contributes to a controlled, soft, and smooth sound. They also discuss the need for slightly harder reeds than usual, recommending a strength 3.5 reed.