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
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12 comments:
Oh lordy, I am a total musical dunce.
Is it a . . . triangle?
trombone!! But, I am sure I don't know which kind! h ha
A kind of trombone......:)
I have no clue but wanted to say hello and thank you for the bday wishes!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Trombone with some fancy schmancy stuff attached. Seriously, can't wait to find out next week!
I know that is one trombone. Where are the other 75?!?!?
Well, 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.
Love that sound!
I agree...trombone!
Trombone right? I better get that one right!
What a creative blog you have!
I 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...
Blessings!
I don't know! Which is why I stop by here...so I can learn! LOL.
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