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Should you listen to other saxophone players?

We are always told to "listen to other saxophone players" when we want to improve our tone on sax. But is this the only way? I talked to Duran Duran's sax player Simon Willescroft about how he developed his sound on sax. Find out more about Sax School here: https://www.mcgillmusic.com Check out Simon here: http://www.simonwillescroft.com/ Get my Ultimate Saxophone Tool Kit here:https://www.mcgillmusic.com/saxophone... OTHER STUFF TO HELP YOU: Learn the Blues on Sax: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list... Learn improvising on sax: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list... Saxophone Repair Tips: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list... Essential Saxophone Skills: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list... Jazz Standards for Sax: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list... Enjoyed this lesson? Let me know in a comment! IN THIS VIDEO: Simon Willescroft is the touring sax player for Duran Duran, Tony Hadley (Yes he plays the "True" sax solo to thousands!) and has recorded or toured with a "who's who" of pop artists today including Paloma Faith, Michael Buble, and Seal. I recorded a "Guest Session" with Simon this week where he shared his approach to building a killer pop sax sound. Simon talked a bunch about how he finds influences and then integrates them into his playing. And, it's not just from saxophone players - which is a really important point. Simon talks about listening to singers like Michael Macdonald, Sting and Stevie Wonder for inspiration on phrasing and style. You can watch the full Guest Session with Simon inside the Sax School members area where you also have access to hundreds of alto and tenor sax lessons, our full library of Mini-Courses and our "Student Pathways" which will guide you step by step to better saxophone playing. Presented by Nigel McGill SAX SCHOOL https://www.mcgillmusic.com/ Gear we use: https://www.amazon.co.uk/shop/mcgillm...