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The Kenny G Traditional Chamber Hard Rubber Soprano Saxophone Mouthpiece is very unique. The inside chamber is patterned after many of the traditional playing mouthpieces in the past. . The use of the Hard Rubber makes it easier to play with  a great sound. With the addition of the Rovner Ligature, it gives the mouthpiece a rich, balanced tone color, and great response though out the Saxophone.  Includes: Mouthpiece Rovner Ligature Mouthpiece Cap Check it out at: https://kdimusic.com/collections/accessories/products/kenny-g-traditional-chamber-hard-rubber-soprano-saxophone-mouthpiece

Here is a deal for those looking to get the Kenny G Saxophones or the Rheuben Allen Saxophones. The 2017 NAMM Show is coming and we need to clear our racks for the NEW Models. Save 10% on Orders over $700.00. Starting January 6 to January 24, 2017 - Use: NAMM 2017-10 (Only one discount per E-Mail) Visit Us at: https://kdimusic.com/ Thanks for Reading.....

Exclusive Purchase from Manufacturer Features: Original Designed Kenny G Logo Selmer Style – Low B, B-Flat and C-Sharp Key Design Modern Palm Key Design Hand Engraved Wood Case Excellent Intonation & Response Throughout the Entire Range of Instrument Range: Low B-Flat to High G New Feature: Lyre Holder Slot!!! Accessories include: Case Cork Grease Mouthpiece, Mouthpiece Cap, and Ligature Check it out!! www.kdimusic.com Under Kenny G Saxophones Tab.... Thanks for Reading!! Happy Holidays!! The Staff at KDI Music, LLC

New Product Added!!!!! The Most Simple and Effective Tool of its Kind  The  ReedGeek® “Universal” Reed Tool  was designed to help all woodwind players (both students and professionals), adjust single and double reeds to achieve better reed performance more simply and accurately than any other reed tool on the market today. It has quickly become an industry leader and is used by the world’s top woodwind professionals. Although simplistic in appearance, the ReedGeek® “Universal” Tool’s machining is anything but… Utilizing state of the art technology, the ReedGeek is cut from virgin raw sheet comprised of the highest-grade proprietary “true” U.S. alloys. It is then heat-treated and machined to tolerances closer than any reed tool available… An 18 step machining process from start to finish!  Finally, all ‘Geeks are hand honed and polished by ReedGeek’s founder to enable the most precise and least invasive cut fo...

The Kenny G Hard Rubber Soprano Saxophone Mouthpiece is very unique. The inside chamber is patterned after the mouthpiece Kenny G plays . The use of the Hard Rubber makes it easier to play with  a great sound. Kenny G and Rheuben Allen spent a lot of time in researching and testing to come up with the best material for a great sounding mouthpiece. The KG Soprano Mouthpiece offers similar characteristics of the mouthpiece Kenny G uses. With the addition of the Rovner Ligature, it gives the mouthpiece a rich, balanced tone color, and great response though out the Saxophone. Be one of the first...... Thanks for Reading!! Check it out at www.kdimusic.com https://kdimusic.com/collections/saxophones/products/kenny-g-hard-rubber-soprano-saxophone-mouthpiece

Music lovers rejoice as NAMM 2016!! As we get ready to attend, we're giving you a look back at the incredible experience we had last year. NAMM 2015 During a few special days in January, Anaheim buzzes with excitement as music fills the air and beckons those in the music industry to follow.   Once again The National Association of Music Merchants (NAMM) show is in town bringing together dealers, suppliers and musicians for four days focused on everything musical to musically related gear. A first time visitor could get overwhelmed by the never-ending activity going on around them – especially if only attending for a day.   The inside of the convention center is alive with all sorts of music, colorful displays, flashing lights, and masses of people.   There is so much going on  demanding attention.   But when returning for a second visit (or more for some of us), it’s easier to enjoy the atmosphere as a whole as well as focus on the smaller “deta...

Playing the Soprano Sax is very different than playing the alto or tenor saxophones. The Tenor Sax and Alto Sax tend to respond with a loose embouchure and many tenor players strive to keep the embouchure loose for a big sound. Soprano Sax needs a little firmer embouchure to play it well. Not tight so it does not respond but firm mostly for the upper register response. For example when you first play the high notes just pushing the key does not mean the note will come in.. a slight adjustment to the embouchure is necessary. Also the biggest mistake most players make when trying to play Soprano Sax is they do not push the mouthpiece far enough on the neck cork. If the mouthpiece is out a little too far then the bottom of the Soprano Sax and sometimes the high notes will not work. Pushing the mouthpiece in helps on most saxophones for the response. Find what is called the “Sweet Spot” where everything works. Remember to Practice as often as you can to achieve the i...