Sarah Saxophone has created a series of online courses that take you step by step through the foundations of playing the saxophone. The course is made up a series of 10 15 videos lasting between 2 4 minutes each. These videos will walk you through every step of the way, whether you are learning the saxophone for the first time or looking to progress your technique and learn to play the famous sax solo, Baker Street. It is recommended you complete Sarahs foundation course even if you have been playing the saxophone for a while. The information Sarah shares with you is that of which she obtained from studying her Bachelors of Music at one of the most prestigious Music Colleges in the world, Guildhall School of Music and Drama. Whilst studying at Guildhall School of Music and Drama Sarah trained with John Harle, Simon Harem, Christian Foreshaw and Rob Buckland from the Apollo Saxophone Quartet. Sarah gets you playing like a pro right from your foundations in learning to play the saxophone. Follow her on Instagram and tag her in your progress @sarahlouiseings.Why study with Sarah?Sarah has had a breadth of experience performing as a professional saxophonist from recitals at the Purcell Rooms, Queen Elizabeth Hall London, TV performances; including TFI Friday comeback where she arranged the music for the saxophone section, producing and performing in shows for the Underbelly Festival London, to tours with Yamaha and Classic FM. Sarah has headlined worldwide, shared stages with Peter Andre, Katherine Jenkins and Lionel Richie, toured with Jonathan Antoine and performed Pop sax with DJs across Europe. She has a wide knowledge of her instrument across multiple genres which she will share with you from her experience and career as a professional saxophonist. Sharing tips from the pros learnt from some of the most prestigious saxophonists in the world.Sarah says, It is important you establish good technique, you must build on good foundations. It is so hard to unlearn poor technique. People tell me about their online learning experiences from youtube. I am sure there are some good tutors on youtube but it is a minefield, you cannot guarantee that the advice being shared is qualified. In these courses I have carefully planned out every step for you as if I was teaching 1 2 1, I look at the problems you may be encountering, how to overcome then and what to practise.Who are Sarahs Online Saxophone Courses suited to?Whether you are a beginner or intermediate level we highly recommend doing Sarahs foundations course. Once you have mastered this you can move on to the more advanced techniques covered in Learn to Play Baker Street.