How to make a sound on Alto Saxophone

What is the correct way to articulate the first sound on the alto saxophone mouthpiece?

• Articulate with "Pah" against the mouthpiece.

• Articulate with "Tah" with the tongue against the tip of the reed.

• Articulate with "Dah" with the tongue against the back of the mouthpiece.

• Articulate with "Bah" by pressing the lips together.

What happens if you put too much mouthpiece in your mouth when trying to make a sound?

• A high-pitched, clear sound is produced.

• No sound is produced at all.

• A harsh sound is produced.

• The mouthpiece falls out of your mouth.

How many rounds of exercises are there, and how many exercises are in each round?

• Two rounds with three exercises in each.

• Three rounds with two exercises in each.

• Three rounds with three exercises in each.

• Four rounds with three exercises in each.

What is the main objective of the first exercise demonstrated?

• To practice short, detached notes.

• To improve rapid tonguing.

• To develop sustained airflow and breath support.

• To learn how to produce different pitches.

What is the correct tonguing technique described for starting a sound?

• Pressing the back of the tongue against the reed.

• Using the tip of the tongue to touch the tip of the reed.

• Blowing air without any tongue contact.

• Placing the side of the tongue on the reed.