Episode 3: From Student Horn to Silver Soul: The 30-Year Upgrade
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Episode 3: From Student Horn to Silver Soul: The 30-Year Upgrade
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Is it the player or the horn? In this episode, Keith takes us through the three-decade history of his primary instrument. We start in 1986 in San Juan, Metro Manila, where
a $78 Buescher Aristocrat 200 became his first "voice."
Keith shares the stories that made that student horn legendary—from failing at transposition in his first band to the "Bugle vs. Saxophone" battle at the 1991 SEA Games,
and the unforgettable "Secret Harana" where he serenaded his wife under a Quezon City streetlamp.
Finally, we jump to 2019, where a text message from a music store manager led to a life-changing Christmas gift: the Yamaha YAS-62IIIS "Silver Beauty." Keith discusses the
technical and psychological shift of moving to a pro horn and settling the debate: Does the silver finish actually change the sound?
In this episode:
* The Buescher Era: Growing up with a student horn in the Philippines.
* The Bugle Battle: Winning over the crowd with Jose Mari Chan's "Beautiful Girl."
* The Harana: The cultural tradition of the Filipino serenade.
* The Gear Hunt: Testing Selmer, Yanagisawa, and Eastman before finding "the one."
* Lacquer vs. Silver: Why the YAS-62S felt more "alive" than the standard finish.
Just keep on saxing around. 🎷🔥