1. Learn the basic melody.
- Listen to the original song to get a feel for the melody.
- Find the sheet music or a tutorial for the saxophone part.
- Practice playing the melody slowly until you can play it comfortably.
2. Add articulation and dynamics.
- Decide when and how to use staccato, legato, and other articulations.
- Vary the dynamics (volume) to add expression to the melody.
3. Practice the solo sections.
- There are two main solos in "Stop Believing."
- The first solo is played during the bridge section, and the second is played during the outro.
- These solos are more improvisational than the main melody, so you can add your own personal touch to them.
4. Put it all together.
- Once you have mastered the melody, the articulations, the dynamics, and the solos, you can start putting it all together.
- Play the entire song through, making sure to connect the phrases smoothly and build up to the climax.
5. Perform the song.
- Once you feel confident playing the song, it's time to perform it for others.
- You can play it with a band, a karaoke track, or just by yourself.