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Yes, i play soprano sax and Bass clarinet.
In that particular show, we were limited in time so i only played soprano sax.
But usualy in bars and clubs i play both. I prefer bass clarinet, more warm sounding and mellow feel.
But in a 'rock' contest, saxophone is perfect, i can have a cutting sound that goes in the mix, even with the drummer hitting like crazy
In that particular show, we were limited in time so i only played soprano sax.
But usualy in bars and clubs i play both. I prefer bass clarinet, more warm sounding and mellow feel.
But in a 'rock' contest, saxophone is perfect, i can have a cutting sound that goes in the mix, even with the drummer hitting like crazy
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