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Explore a growing library of video lessons, demonstrations, warm-ups, and educational insights from Dr. John Seybert. Whether you’re a saxophonist, a music theory student, a parent supporting a young musician, or an educator looking for inspiration, these short videos offer practical guidance you can apply right away. All videos are designed to be clear, accessible, and helpful for students at every stage of their musical journey.
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3 Essential Saxophone Warm-Ups for Better Tone
A guided warm-up sequence focusing on breath support, long tones, and resonance—perfect for daily practice.
How to Start Improvising: Your First Three Patterns
A beginner-friendly approach to improvising with chord patterns and call-and-response.
Understanding Intervals: The Foundation of Ear Training
Quick interval-identification exercises for beginners and AP Theory students.
Inside the College Audition Process: What Students Need to Know
A practical overview of choosing repertoire, preparing recordings, and planning for audition day.
How to Improve Your Intonation: Simple Exercises for Every Player
Short, effective tuning strategies students can use before rehearsal or lessons.
Building Jazz Vocabulary: Listening, Phrasing, and Style
An introduction to the habits great improvisers use to develop their sound.
How to Analyze Chord Progressions: A Beginner’s Guide
A simple method for recognizing harmonic patterns used in band, choir, and jazz.
How to Earn Music Scholarships: Expert Advice for Students & Parents
A short, encouraging guide on portfolio building, applications, and auditions.
Embouchure Fundamentals for Beginner & Intermediate Saxophonists
Step-by-step tips to build a healthy, flexible embouchure.
Blues Scale Breakdown: A Fast Track for New Improvisers
A short lesson on applying the blues scale across multiple chords and styles.
Sight Singing Tips for Students Preparing for College Auditions
Confidence-building strategies for sight singing, rhythm reading, and melodic accuracy.
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