<transcript><audio_15>not any weird hand position here like this just nice and relaxed on the keys if my hands are at a weird angle here I'm farther away from the keys it's harder to play fast it also probably feels tense that way yeah you my Diaz is</transcript><transcript><audio_16>here we don't want to create undue tension yeah exactly you're putting tension on your hands your ligaments things that can lead to problems later you know I see a lot of people playing saxophone sitting down so does all of this apply if you're in a different</transcript><caption><image_17>The image shows a man holding a saxophone in his hands. He is wearing a blue and white checkered shirt and a black t-shirt with the word "DAKOTA" written on it. The saxophone is gold in color and appears to be made of wood. The man is standing in front of a brick wall with various musical instruments hanging on it, including a trumpet, a flute, and a trombone. There is also a text overlay on the image that reads "그리스타에세요 가장연서 공자여성 기로드 프록 경역입 귷린습니다" which translates to "How to play the saxophone" in English.</caption><transcript><audio_18>playing position the same concepts apply however the position your neck strap is going to be at might change but the mouthpiece should still sit naturally in your mouth great this is really helpful</transcript><caption><image_19>The image is a still from a Korean TV show. It shows a man standing in front of a brick wall with a microphone in his hand. He is wearing a blue plaid shirt and glasses. He appears to be speaking into the microphone with a serious expression on his face. On the wall behind him, there is a framed picture of a building. The text on the image is in Korean and translates to "I'm not a musician, I'm a musician."</caption> not any weird hand position here like this just nice and relaxed on the keys if my hands are at a weird angle here I'm farther away from the keys it's harder to play fast it also probably feels tense that way yeah you my Diaz is here we don't want to create undue tension yeah exactly you're putting tension on your hands your ligaments things that can lead to problems later you know I see a lot of people playing saxophone sitting down so does all of this apply if you're in a different playing position the same concepts apply however the position your neck strap is going to be at might change but the mouthpiece should still sit naturally in your mouth great this is really helpful
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