Taming The Saxophone the ultimate sax site

Who’s in charge, you or the saxophone?

Pete Thomas: Taming not one, but two saxophones
Photo: Simon Warren
Concept: Marcelle Ben Haque

You be the boss with the ultimate saxophone learning experience

Learn about the saxophone: how to start out if you are a beginner or how to improve if you are already more advanced. Learn how to speed up your fingering, control your tone and gain versatility.

Find out about extending your range into the stratosphere with altissimo or how to amaze your friends, family and neighbours with special effects. You can also learn the nitty gritty about jazz theory, improvisation and composing.

Tame Your Saxophone Here!

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What you can buy:

Pete devised and presented a saxophone instruction DVD for Virgin Music (over 20,000 copies sold worldwide). You can also buy his hand made mouthpieces, CDs, sheet music and the now infamous Taming the Saxophone books of saxophone techniques.

Big discounts when you buy more than one! See here.

“Thanks for your Taming the Saxophone book. Lots of great stuff for both myself and my students – I sure wish I’d had the book fifteen years ago!” – Dan Forshaw

To the Store!

It’s not only you who benefits! You can buy any of our saxophone products and know you are contributing to a good cause. All profit from our Fundraising store is donated to charity – we have raised £70,000 to date and currently we are buying music and dance equipment for children with severe learning disabilities.

Where Your Money Goes!

About Pete Thomas

Pete is a professional session player and TV/Film composer who has featured and recorded for REM, Elton John, Joe Jackson, Richard Thompson, Fats Domino, Jimmy Witherspoon and many more.

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CafeSaxophone.com

This is one of the biggest, liveliest and friendliest online forums. It’s a meeting place for players and enthusiasts from beginners to advanced. Here you can read or chat about saxophones, find out about the latest news and contribute to the community. You can just say a quick “hello” or ask about something that’s been nagging you (no question too stupid!).

Or you can help others by sharing your saxophone experiences or by writing an article.