Inside the saxophone and the clarinet

In which famous songs can we find saxophone solos, and who are the saxophonists in rock? Syos teaches you about the sax-rock romance!

It's all about brightness. When people describe saxophone tone, this word is always the most used. But what does this mean? How can we define brightness, and how to be sure that we all mean the same thing when we use this word? The acousticians investigate.

This is the second saxophone exercice of the series Practice Your Own Sound by Sylvie. It focuses on the overtones, and will help you getting a richer tone and have greater accuracy in the high register.

Working on scales can easily turn into a nightmare... it's long, it's hard to find satisfaction and to see progression... Sylvie explains her secrets to make the work more interesting and satisfying!

Don't be afraid, come closer, discover how our Syos team put together its craziest and scariest offer to celebrate Halloween!

Two tenor sax mouthpieces can be of very different lengths. Do you know why? Read this scientific article on the Syos blog to find out the answer!

Washing machine? Vinegar? Hot or cold water? Saxophone mouthpiece maintenance will no longer be a mystery thanks to this article!

Discover what mouthpiece color represent you best : wild orange or a sensible black? Syos is here to help you choose YOUR color!

Sylvie explains the most important exercise for the saxophone sound practice: working on long tones. Be patient and get some really good shoes, and you will become a saxophonist expert in shaping sound.