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Crystalcello CWD420 B Flat Lacquer Plated Tenor Saxophone and Accessories


28 of 28 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars Great Sax for a great price, December 30, 2008
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This review is from: Crystalcello CWD420 B Flat Lacquer Plated Tenor Saxophone and Accessories
I tried many Tenor Saxophones before choosing this one. I tried Buffets, Selmers & others that were hundreds if not thousands of $$$ more and I found this Merano Sax to be the best. The sounds reminds me of a Yamaha Sax, bright & punchy. The notes bend beautifully. I've gotten so many wonderful sounds out of this horn & have really abused it playing live. My bandmates are thrilled that we have added this to our set up. I like it so much I went back and bought a Cello from crystalcello as well (which is also excellent) Great Tenor Sax !!! Thank you
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The saxophone is among the most popular musical instruments in the woodwind family available in a saxophone shop. Invented by the Belgian musician Adolphe Sax in 1841, the saxophone consists of a family of instruments which was originally intended for use in military bands. Many improvements were incorporated into Adolphe’s invention after its patent expired in 1866, further adding to the popularity of the saxophone many models of which are now sold online. For instance, the flaring bell at the instrument’s end was lengthened slightly to extend the sax’s range lower and extra keys were added to make playing of the saxophone less difficult.

To buy saxophone online would now typically entail choosing among models with between 20 and 23 different sized holes placed at intervals along a conical tube of thin brass metal with a flared tip that forms into a bell. Keys or pad cups cover these holes which are controlled by the left and right fingers through a number of buttons. Playing the saxophone has similarities with fingering the oboe, flute and the clarinet. It is also possible to use a sax to play parts of musical pieces written for string bass, bassoon, trombone or tuba through a technique called clef substitution. Such versatility is useful for bands or ensembles which lack any of those instruments. The versatile saxophone, thus, is now one of the most common instruments played to dish out popular music, jazz, rock and roll, blues, and of course that from its original turf, the big bands.

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