The | Saxophone

Includes the ligature (which holds the reed) and a protective cap.

Place the reed on the flat side of the mouthpiece. Slide the ligature over it and tighten the screws until they are just snug. The Saxophone

For a visual walkthrough of the assembly process and your first notes, check out this beginner's guide: Includes the ligature (which holds the reed) and

Gently twist the neck into the body's receiver. Ensure the octave key bridge (the lever on the neck) aligns with the post on the body. For a visual walkthrough of the assembly process

Put on your neck strap first. Soak your reed in your mouth to moisten it while you assemble the rest.

Whether you are just picking up the instrument or looking to refine your technique, this guide covers the essentials of mastering the saxophone. 1. Anatomy of the Saxophone

The saxophone consists of four primary sections that must be assembled carefully: The main part containing most of the keys. The Neck (Crook): Connects the body to the mouthpiece.