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Originally Posted by redforever
I am fairly certain there is a St. John's music store in Lethbridge and Scott's music? or at least there used to be. I would suggest renting first of all, or even a contract that you can convert to rent to own if you end up liking the instrument.
Learning to play any instrument will be highly dependent on not only your desire and motivation, but also your musical ability and the time you dedicate to that instrument practising. I would wager everyone could make a sound with a saxaphone, if that sound is actually musical is another topic.
You should know that a sax is a reed instrument, and any reed instrument is going to result in quite a few squeaks before real music ensues.
In regards to length of time to get real sax skills, again, it will depend on your desire, your motivation, the time you put in practising, and your musical ability.
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Thanks redforever....
I checked out the websites to a few places in town here, but it seemed they did not have saxophones. I'm gonna go check it out however. Renting is probably a good idea, ha.