Want to play the saxophone?

Playing the saxophone requires a fair amount of skill and practice, but nothing great comes easy.

Playing the saxophone requires a fair amount of skill and practice, but nothing great comes easy. If you'd like to take on a new challenge, and play the "Careless Whisper" melody properly yourself, here are some products I recommend that could get you started nicely on your journey: These saxophones, JTS700Q and JAS700Q are part of the Jupiter student series but with advanced features. They are built to withstand the rigors of student ownership and have a rich sound.

Basically, the perfect saxophones for beginners and a great choice for the more advanced players with a limited budget.

Also the alto saxophone, AAS-110 from Arnolds & Sons is a wise choice for beginners. Having an accessible price it offers a warm sound, easy to produce sound, classic design and a gold lacquer finish.



Intended for beginners and intermediate players, this saxophone helps you decide if you want to reach the next level on the saxophone journey.

Good reeds are a must. And for a beginners, it needs something that makes blowing easy and produce the sound without much efforts. We also have here a few suggestions that will definitely help you in this matter.



The Traditional Reeds from Vandoren are the most popular already, easily used by beginners (and not only) and the most recommended by teachers. These reeds are designed to produce a quality of extremely pure sound.

The recommended strength for beginners would be 2.0 or 2.5.

The Orange series from Rico are also a very good choice for beginners being designed for ease of play and priced affordably for educators and parents.

The recommended strength at the beginning would be 2.0 or 2.5.