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How to play Mercy, Mercy, Mercy (Saxophone Lesson BC205) on saxophone

👉 Book a ONE to ONE Call here - https://calendly.com/saxcasts/one-to-... If you'd like to support the SaxCasts YT Channel, click here: http://paypal.me/saxcasts Get Sax lessons: https://saxcasts.teachable.com/courses Subscription Members Sax Lesson Site: https://saxcasts.com Get Monthly 1-1 Mentoring: https://saxcasts.teachable.com/p/saxc... 50% Discount off All Song Packs (sheet music, backing track for both saxes, full video lesson and demo - enter coupon code "YOUTUBE" at checkout: Song Pack 1: https://saxcasts.teachable.com/p/sax-... Song Pack 2: https://saxcasts.teachable.com/p/sax-... Song Pack 3: https://saxcasts.teachable.com/p/sax-... Song Pack 4: https://saxcasts.teachable.com/p/sax-.... Song Pack 5: https://saxcasts.teachable.com/p/sax-... If you like what I do, please consider supporting me by becoming a member of the YouTube Channel:    / @saxcasts   Members get custom emotes, a membership badge and access to the monthly live Q and A, Member only posts and videos.   / saxcasts   This beginner Saxophone Lesson focuses on the D Blues Scale. The Blues scale is without a doubt one of the most impressive and cool sounding scales. In this video Dan shows you how to play the Blues scale and gives you some practice tips to use on your saxophone to get it sounding extra Bluesy. How to play the G Blues Scale on Saxophone can be found here:    • How to play the G Blues Scale on Saxo...   Please remember this video has a detailed text lesson available at http://saxcasts.com and please come join the Official Facebook page at   / saxcasts   http://saxcasts.com | http://www.faceboook.com/saxcasts The first Jazz standard in Dan's saxophone beginner's course. Mercy, Mercy, Mercy was written by Joe Zawinul in 1966. Joe was the keyboard player in Cannonball Adderley's Quintet. Cannonball Adderley is one of my personal favourite sax players and a saxophone player that you should definitely be aware of if you want to play Jazz. He had amazing technical knowledge pioneered a few effects such as the "Adderley Trill" which I'll also cover in a later video. The song is in 4 sections and uses notes from low D to C with the octave key. If I get enough requests to make it worthwhile; I'll do a version for tenor sax! This is the first song in Dan Christian's free beginner's saxophone course and uses techniques and notes taught in other videos, do go check them out if you're stuck/confused and feel free to post comments/ask questions related to this video below :-)