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Old 06.02.2006, 09:00 PM   #34
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Originally Posted by Savage Clone
Because so many people use it in a tastelessly screechy way.
I hate the soprano sax more. I have heard about 2 people use it in a tolerable way. Coltrane and Brotzmann.
I have no issues with tenors and baritones, but high-pitched saxes (especially in free jazz) are extremely abrasive to me.

i can see where you're coming from, but i love skronking. to me, it's a way to take away from that notion that the saxophone is a ladies man's instrument and puts it in a more powerful position. but, hell, if all you can do is skronk, then you might as well not play.
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