SAXOPHONE and CLARINET LESSONS IN BRISTOL, BATH AND SOMERSET 

Did you learn as a child and would like to play again ? Did you always wonder if you had it in you to play – you will never know unless you try. Lessons are designed to meet your needs - Popular music, Classical, Jazz and Rock covered.  
And yes, you will be taught to read music! 
 
Martin Genge offers saxophone and clarinet lessons at students homes, and covers Bristol and Somerset. 
 
Martin teaches from beginner basics to advanced jazz and rock soloing and improvisation with lessons given at a pace and frequency that suits you. He will work with you to produce a Music Learning Plan with clear, achievable targets to reach which can be reviewed at regular intervals. Students are developed not only to play an instrument but to become good, informed, competent musicians. 
 
The price for an hours lesson is £40. 
 
 
 
 
 

  GETTING STARTED WITH LESSONS 

If you do not have a saxophone or clarinet you can contact Headwind Music on 01179 070 493 to rent one at the best prices in the UK. (Tell them I sent you...) 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

  YOUR FIRST LESSONS 

See how a saxophone and clarinet works - keys, necks, pads, springs, pearls, corks 
 
All about reeds and mouthpieces 
Blowing – how to breathe life into the beast ! 
Introduce you to your ears…. 
Lets Play! from today you start the road to becoming a musician. 
Your first notes 
Your first walkthrough the world of written music (not as scary as you thought..?) 
Rock, Pop, Jazz, Classical… it's all based on scales and arpeggios 
 
 
 
 
 
 

  MOVING ON, HEARTS AND MINDS 

~ It’s all about commitment, patience and fun ! ~ 
 
~ Preferred learning styles become clearer and we adjust our approach to get top results ~ 
 
~ We develop your own repertoire of songs you like playing most  
and get it sounding as best they can be ~ 
 
 

 BECOMING AN ACCOMPLISHED MUSICIAN 

HOW ARE YOU DOING? 
 
What do you know – did you think you’d be able to play like this when you had your first lesson?  
The answers is usually no… 
 
Let’s study some of the great players, Who were/are they ?, Why do they sound sooooo good ?  
We can start to play some of their great solos from recordings and transpositions 
 
Time to get together with other musicians?  
Martin's students get together on a regular basis for informal concerts and to meet socially. 
 
 
 
 
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