In today's world, the Internet is the go to place for nearly everything. Need a product recommendation? Confused about a new fiscal policy? Want to know what your friend ate for breakfast? It's all on the Internet, and for bands and musicians, it's the same. Of course, word-of-mouth is still huge in the music industry, but if you're ignoring the Internet as part of your band's promotional work, you're missing out, big time. Promoting on the Internet is similar to the physical world, time spent is usually more important than having a huge bank balance, and becoming an overnight success is possible, but not likely. However, the Internet does offer some major advantages to bands looking to promote their music.

Most famous for their use in jazz music, saxophones are also typically related with classical music instruments like clarinets and flutes. Despite the fact that the instrument enjoys occasional use in some classical arrangements, it rarely served as a key part of classical music. While classical and pop music are completely different music styles, composers like John Adams have been known to straddle the line that separates the two. He and others do so by making use of the saxophone as a classical instrument in his version of a Saxophone Concerto. Adam's is not the first to create such a musical composition; Adam's is known for writing arrangements in which the saxophone plays a way more beneficial function than countless other Saxophone Concerto's.