Saxophone Instrument Premium Pocket

Saxophone,  Here’s a chance for you to finally play to your heart’s content! Music has the power to heal anyone’s soul, so check this out and bring music with you everywhere you go. Saxophone, This Mini Pocket Sax guarantees there will never be a dull moment in a music lover’s life! Whether you’re a professional musician or an aspiring one, this one’s perfect for playing that instant melody in a jiffy anytime and anywhere you, please. Portable and compact, Don’t forget to bring it with you the next time you go on a jamming session with friends!

Saxophone, Features:
Small and light size, comfortable to transport.
Made of solid ABS, it can be used for a long time.
With high mouthpiece, easy to play and its tone is close to a real sax.
Suitable for any music fan and professional person.

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Saxophone  Facts

The saxophone has long been a star instrument in jazz, big bands, and solo performances. But when exactly did this grand instrument come about? Who invented it? Not many people know that when the saxophone first appeared in jazz, many performers turned up their noses to it, much preferring the clarinet. But as the hardness began to wear off, the saxophone became a hit in itself.

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1. Adolphe Sax moved to Paris in 1842 and registered his invention the saxophone in 1846.

2. The saxophone has a metal body and is played with a single beating reed, which the player controls through his or her mouth tightness.

3. There are eight different sizes of saxophones in the sax family. The highest pitched ones are known as the Sopranino and Soprano sax. The more moderately middle-toned saxes are the Alto and Tenor, while the lowest-pitched saxs are Baritone Sax, Bass Sax, Contrabass Sax, and Sub-Contrabass Sax.

4. Only four members of the sax family are commonly used today: the Soprano, Alto, Tenor, and Bass Saxophone. The most popular are the Alto and Tenor.

5. Although the saxophone is usually thought of as a jazz instrument, it has been used successfully with symphonic music such as Bizet, Massenet, and Berlioz.

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Image Credit: ‘Tenor Sax’, Public Domain via Wikimedia Commons.
6. Although the saxophone is closely related to the clarinet, the fingering of a saxophone is much easier. Because the higher and lower octaves of the sax has the same fingering, it is much easier to play than the clarinet, which overblows at 12ths, meaning a clarinet player must learn different fingers for higher and lower octaves.

7. When the saxophone was first introduced to jazz, the clarinet was much more popular and many musicians resisted the saxophone for a time.

8. Saxophone, However, the tenor, alto, and soprano saxs soon caught on and became very popular in music from New Orleans jazz to rock music.

9. Gene Ammons, founder of the Chicago school of Tenor Sax, recorded The Big Sound and Groove Blues on a single day in 1958.

10. Saxophone, John Douglas Surman was a remarkable player of the soprano and baritone saxophones (as well as many other instruments). He attended the London College of Music and was a member of the Jazz Workshop at Plymouth Arts Center. His solo album, The Amazing Adventures of Simon Simon, features many different saxophone sounds.