what are some good sites to find practice music on?

[sax_girl]

anyone know any?

[sax_girl]

despite no replying after much searching ive found a site called www.saxlessons.com

[gary]

Sax girl. One day is not long to wait for an answer. :wink:
You might not have gotten any answers because there is plenty of study material from Tim Price and others right here. Please go to the SOTW home page.

[goodsax]

If you would like to invest a few bucks in your practice music library there's always http://www.windmusicplus.com whose sax music catalog alone is 37 pages. I've purchased many items from them and they are very fast and reasonable.

I would have responded sooner, but I was playing at a wedding reception last night and didn't get home until after midnight. :wink:

[arsenic87]

try here, http://muslib.mmv.ru/index_eng.html

or here, http://icking-music-archive.org/

these should keep you busy for a while, especially if you want to practice sight reading or want toplay some classical music.

[sax_girl]

thanks for the links everyone :D they really helped I printed out 10 practice sheets so hopefully Ill be able to improve my sight reading.

[Vortex]

I'll throw in a hard one

http://www.cannonball-adderley.com/

I like how this one has the recordings of Julian playing so you can see AND hear the transcription, which really demonstrates his style better than just notes.

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...and another one akin to SOTW with some transcriptions

http://www.saxshed.com/

[goodsax]

sax_girl: All kidding aside, I'm glad you asked the question, too. I hadn't discovered a couple of these offerings and I'm sure they'll come in handy.
Thanks,

[sax_girl]

just a quick update here, im up to lesson 6 from one of these sites, and im ALOT more comfortable with the instrument now it doensnt sound so choppy, maybe im improving or maybe its because i used a diffrent sax this time, but the sound sounds sweet and flowing, im actually satisfied with my progress 4 onc :wink:

[sw3119]

Here is page with some transcriptions of great solos

http://www.lucaspickford.com/transsax.htm