Barbara Hintermeier, Stefanie Holzenkamp

Jeder kann Saxonett

The saxonet (also called the Kunath Clarineau) is becoming more and more popular in schools and music schools, as well as with senior citizens. Its sound and way of playing are similar to those of the clarinet and saxophone, and the finger positions are similar to those of the recorder. The saxonet is easy to buy and easy to play, which makes it an exciting instrument for anyone who just wants to try it out, because: Anyone can play the saxonet! Discover the joy of playing the saxonet with Stefanie Holzenkamp A textbook for all ages: "Anyone can play the saxonet" by Stefanie Holzenkamp is a teaching book for beginners and advanced players. The experienced saxophonist and music teacher has written this book to teach people of all ages how to play the saxophone. The aim is to have fun making music. Perfect for beginners The book is ideal for children who are still too young for the saxophone or clarinet, as well as adults and older people who want to start making music. It explains the basics simply and clearly, from the first notes to more advanced techniques. The book uses the saxonet to actively and holistically promote all interested parties. It is not just about notes and rhythms, but also about the right technique and the right accessories. Making music together and having fun There are recordings for many of the pieces in the book, so you can play along and have a better musical understanding. There are pieces for two saxophones and accompaniment for guitar or piano that you can download, which makes playing together even more fun. Stefanie Holzenkamp invites you to get to know the saxophone with "Anyone can play the saxophone" through simple instructions and exciting pieces of music. The book makes it easy to quickly experience success and discover a love of music.