What musical instrument am I?
Answer to last Wordless/ful Wednesday: Soprano Saxophone
The soprano saxophone was invented in 1840 and is the second largest instrument in the saxophone family. The soprano saxophone is a woodwind instrument and is played in jazz and classical music. Because the soprano has a small body, it is hard to keep in tune so experienced players will use alternate fingerings to keep the notes in tune. The soprano saxophone is also made with a curved bell like an alto saxophone.
Below is an example of what a soprano saxophone sounds like:
Brandford Marsalis on Soprano Saxophone
Oh lordy, I am a total musical dunce.
ReplyDeleteIs it a . . . triangle?
trombone!! But, I am sure I don't know which kind! h ha
ReplyDeleteA kind of trombone......:)
ReplyDeleteI have no clue but wanted to say hello and thank you for the bday wishes!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteTrombone with some fancy schmancy stuff attached. Seriously, can't wait to find out next week!
ReplyDeleteI know that is one trombone. Where are the other 75?!?!?
ReplyDeleteWell, it looks like a trombone, but I know it either isn't a trombone or it is not the typical one I am used to seeing.
ReplyDeleteLove that sound!
ReplyDeleteI agree...trombone!
Trombone right? I better get that one right!
ReplyDeleteWhat a creative blog you have!
ReplyDeleteI love that I can learn something here. I can identify drums, pianos and guitarts. After that I am lost.
I thought I was pretty musically savvy, having been trained to play several musical instruments and having sung professionally--but this weekly post stumps me more often than not! I'm thinking trombone but not any one I'm familiar with...
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I don't know! Which is why I stop by here...so I can learn! LOL.
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