Pinched harmonics

[suraci]

I asked about this earlier in another thread . since then i've become more interested in it. i'm seeing the whole 12 tones of the scale are available .
I feel guilty ( lazy ) asking, but is there a book / teacher / player , that deals with this in some detail ?
"guilty", because it seems i should just find out for myself .
my sax teacher taught a "who's who" of sax players ( i'm pretty sure mike brecker ) This teacher was amazing. he had you playing many of the higher harmonics - 4th 5th 6th 7th partials etc
it's like playing the sax with completely different fingerings
it's so cool to play a note with an overtone that you normally would play without the overtone
i am suggesting it's a whole study in itself

thanks

 

[Passinwind]

Michael Manring is your man. He addressed this pretty thoroughly in the clinic I attended as part of a Boise TB GTG.

Since slide bass is a big part of my schtick and I also play guitar, this has been a big interest of mine ever since first seeing Fernando Saunders using it several decades ago.

 

[suraci]

ok, first off “I know NOTHING”. lol i love that actor from hogan heroes but i knew him well before the tv series !

great, michael manning. but nothing codified in an instructional video etc ?

i like slide too

thank you very much

 

[Passinwind]

ok, first off “I know NOTHING”. lol i love that actor from hogan heroes but i knew him well before the tv series !

great, michael manning. but nothing codified in an instructional video etc ?

i like slide too

thank you very much

Michael has his own “ask a pro” sub forum here, not sure how active it is these days though. Try pinging him there and see what he recommends. He’s a super nice guy and I’d love to do a few private lessons, which I think a few people did along with the clinic I went to. Skype might be anoption if you can’t arrange anything face to face. Best of luck, I love this stuff!