Composed by Antonio Carlos Jobim

On soprano/tenor sax, the first notes go between B and C. Much like one of the transitions in the Lindeman Method.

Easy to have schmutz between those notes.

Composed by Johnny Mercer.

I start on C concert, D on soprano. That would be A on alto. You could play it in a different key.

Video of NAMM in Ahaheim from last weekend! Focusing on saxophone.

When I mentioned Keyleaves, the side keys also sometimes have pads that stick, but they are lifted directly by shifting the keys. The G#, Eb, and C# have springs, which are not as strong as the movement of your fingers. The palm keys are also moved directly. So keys like G#, Eb, and C# as well as the bis key and a few others tend to be more of a problem when they stick compared to the ones you open directly.

Chris and I playing this song a little while back, fun tune.