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	Saxophone - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The saxophone or sax is a conical instrument of the woodwind family, usually made of brass and played with a single-reed mouthpiece like the clarinet.
		Sax's amazing ability to offend rival instrument manufacturers, and unfortunate prejudice towards the man and his instruments led to it not being used in orchestral groups, and for a long time it was relegated to military bands--this despite his great friendship with the influential Parisian composer Hector Berlioz.
		The tenor in C, generally known as the C melody saxophone, was very popular among amateurs in the 1920s and early 1930s, because players did not need to transpose.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Saxophone (3063 words)

	Tenor Sax Tests (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Selmer tenors have their own special sound – a certain depth and illusive X factor quality to the tone, and I feel that a similar thing is going on with the Rampone.
		Also, for those student sax players who want to upgrade from a basic model to a professional standard instrument, without breaking the bank, this is the ideal tenor sax.
		This is what the tenor sax is all about: really full and meaty at the bottom with a soaring altissimo that seemed effortless to fly around, and a middle register that really sang.
	www.saxophones.co.uk /tenor_sax_tests.htm (3719 words)

	Coleman Hawkins, Father Of The Tenor Sax (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		The tenor sax, on the other hand, rose from mere comic novelty status in the 1920's to a principal spot in the front lines of most modern Jazz combos.
		From the Classic Jazz period to the Swing Era one player had a virual monopoly on the tenor sax, that man being Coleman Hawkins, a.k.a., the Hawk or the Bean.
		It was also in 1933 that Hawkins encountered the first real threat to his monopoly of the tenor sax.
	www.redhotjazz.com /hawkinsaticle.html (1290 words)

	Sax on the Web > Saxophone Mouthpiece
		Sax on the Web is pleased to announce Paul R. Coats as a regular columnist.
		I experimented with the Selmer tenor sax mouthpiece in D and E facings (.078" and.083") and the Runyon #4 through #7 facings (.078 through.090").
		The tone quality of a mouthpiece is influenced more by the shape of the baffle and chamber than by the material from which it is made--though the material does contribute to the tone since the mouthpiece also vibrates.
	www.geocities.com /BourbonStreet/1389/saxophone/mouthpiece.html (1454 words)

	Jazz 100 - New Tenor Sax
		By the late-90s tenor Ware had been crowned by critics as the "King of Free Jazz" - a title that can be traced back to his 1970s work with avant-garde luminaries.
		Hard-hitting tenor David Murray may be finding some more melodic tones, but he could never be accused of going soft.
		Lovano heads a four-strong sax unit that rips through a swag of inventively played bop standards and pays homage to the boppers with two original compositions.
	home.austarnet.com.au /petersykes/jazz100/new_tenor.html (455 words)

	RE: What is the tenor sax range? (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		I honesty hope u take the tenor becuase i had been in the same situation as you are now.
		tenor sax in particular is Bb instrument and so does the clarinet(the Bb clarint) also the trumpet(Bb).
		The tenor is one of the most versatile and glorious members of the family.
	www.wfg.woodwind.org /BBoard/read.html?id=1101 (286 words)

	Saxophone F o r u m : Tenor sax
		In 1848, on the edge of becoming bankrupt an anonymus benefactor gave Sax a large some of money to pay his workers but when the benefactor died he was demanded to pay all the money back and it ended in him fleing to london to pleed his innocence by post.
		Sax died in 1894 and left his factory to his son who sold it to the Henri Selmer Company in 1928.
		So as you all know now the sax we all play and love is because of selmer, they have the know how and have been making sax`s for a hell of alot longer than any other company.
	www.8notes.com /f/43_40110.asp (605 words)

	Saxophones - Dawkes Music Ltd, Alto Sax, Tenor Sax, Baritone Saxophone, Soprano Saxophone (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		There is an intermediate baritone sax, the Yamaha YBS62, to low A. The Yamaha intermediate soprano sax range consists of the Yamaha YSS62, which has one straight crook, the Yamaha YSS62R, which has both curved and straight crooks, and the Yamaha YSS475 straight model in clear lacquer.
		New additions are the Selmer Reference 54 tenor with special scratched finish and the Reference 54 Alto with dark gold lacquer.
		Selmer altos and tenors are priced without case giving the customer the choice of the many styles available in our store.
	www.dawkes.co.uk /saxophone.html (1410 words)

	Tenor Saxophone The Sound Professional from Eltham Woodwind andBrass
		Like its Alto counterpart, the Tenor Saxophone was also developed for the person who wants a better sound and more professional keywork.
		Again, this Tenor Saxophone is a copy of a well known French instrument at a fraction of the price $1,900 (AUD) (E.and O.E.).
		In order to assist the simulation of the great saxophones and again for those not able to afford the Yanagisawa, we supply this instrument with a Yanagisawa professional mouthpiece.
	www.elthamwoodwind.com.au /thesound/tenor3.html (96 words)

	Yamaha Sax Reviews - Custom Z Saxophones - 82Z Alto, 82Z Tenor sax (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		This Sax also screamed right out of the box; from a whisper to an 18-wheeler, from sub-tones to blasts; this Z is flexible, feels amazing and sounds great.
		This is a major case for these Saxes being a NEW SAX; I did not care for the Silver Plated and Gold Plated 875’s when I purchased my Black Alto and was convinced I was going to love the Black Custom Z.
		The new Selmer reference Saxes are OK. The LA Sax straight Tenor and straight Alto had huge cool factor going on and I would have got one of each to work with just because so many people thought they looked bizarre.
	www.gregvail.com /sys-tmpl/yamahareviews (2394 words)

	searchPlay - big world. big search. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		There.....tenor sax); Tim Leahey (trumpet, flugelhorn); Chris Vadala (alto sax); Jay Gibble.....Doug Bickel (piano); John Toomey (piano); Frank Russo (drums); Peter Revell (bass); Tom..
		...tenor sax), with fresh interpretations of tunes by Monk, Gillespie, and Shorter, as well.....Uptown Vocal Jazz Quartet - When The Sun Goes Down (2002) Vocal Jazz Quartet with Doug.....East Side Jazz Coalition - Chance Encounter (1998) Live recording with Baltimore Tenor..
		...Brown's sidemen-Derek Douget on tenor sax, Doug Bickel on piano and keys, Jason Stewart on bass and Adonis.....The players with trumpeter Brown, saxophonist Derek Douget, pianist Doug Bickel, drummer Adonis.....Doug Bickel on piano, Jason Stewart on bass, Derek Douget on sax, and Adonis Rose on drums..
	www.searchplay.com /search.php?searchwords=doug%20bickel+tenor+sax&fwwords=tenor+sax (397 words)

	Tenor Sax sheet music
		Slow 2nd movement from 4th Horn Concerto, for tenor sax with piano reduction.
		Theme from Danse Macabre arranged as a duo for tenor sax and piano.
		Spring theme from The Four Seasons for sax quartet of Soprano or Alto, Alto, Tenor and Baritone Saxophones.
	www.music-scores.com /tenorsax/composer.php?pageNum_composer=2&totalRows_composer=34 (245 words)

	Seventy Years Of The Godfather On Tenor Sax
		He has not only evolved his own trademark tenor sax sound, but is an original, innovative composer/performer, interlocking and breaking down barriers between both jazz and blues as forms, with an instinct for eclectic innovation within both genres.
		Dick is however simply a soul survivor and despite a series of enforced amnesties of his sax into its case, he has utilised near death experiences philosophically.
		The new blues band featured Dick on alto, tenor and soprano sax, Diana Wood on vocals and alto sax, Keith Tillman (ex-Bluesbreakers) bass, John O’Leary (Savoy Brown) harmonica, Eric Bell (ex-Thin Lizzy) guitar, Dave Moore, Roland organ, Victor Brox (ex-Blues Incorporated) vocals, trumpet and Keith Hartley (ex-Bluesbreakers) on drums; later replaced by Stretch.
	www.grahambond.net /seventyyears.html (1929 words)

	SKB-450 Contoured Pro Tenor Sax (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Contoured Pro Tenor case with handy "stuff" pouches on the exterior of the case.
		Introducing the exciting new line of Trumpet, Sax, Trombone, French Horn, and Sousaphone cases.
		The instrument experts at SKB have painstakingly addressed every issue that is important to musicians and band directors: Fit, portability, durability, and style.
	www.skbcases.com /product/band_orchestral/band/skb-450.html (77 words)

	Dexter Gordon (Books, films, and a small biography on Dexter Gordon)
		When ever and wherever Dexter Gordon appeared it was an event, a celebration of life by the music that coursed through his tenor saxophone which sometimes looked (but never sounded) like a toy in the hands of the handsome, 6'5" man whose frame were symbolic of his stature as an artist.
		Through tenor titans such as Coltrane and rollins, Gordon exerted an indirect influence on the music of the next generation.
		At 15 he switched to alto sax and two years later, in 1940, he made the move to tenor, left school and began gigging around with a local band called the Harlem Collegians.
	www.falkoner.net /%7Ejes/dexter (1914 words)

	Sax Saxophones at the National Music Museum
		The Belgian-born maker, Adolphe Sax (1814-1894), invented the saxophone about 1840 and was granted a fifteen-year patent in 1846, four years after having moved to Paris.
		One of four documented Adolphe Sax basses known to survive, this notable acquisition brings to ten the number of original Adolphe Sax saxophones in the Museum's collections.
		Five additional instruments by Adolphe Sax and three by his father, Charles Joseph Sax, are also on display in the Cutler Gallery.
	www.usd.edu /smm/cutler6.html (328 words)

	Vegas News - Music Buzz - Tenor Sax Man John Barrow Releases New Book
		Tenor sax man John Barrow has played and recorded with world name artists.
		Leicester-born tenor sax man, John Barrow, is one of the journeymen of pop.
		Tenor saxophonist John Barrow is one of the journeymen of pop music.
	vegasnews.squarespace.com /music-buzz/2005/1/30/tenor-sax-man-john-barrow-releases-new-book.html (1968 words)

	About Tenor Sax (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		The John Rekevics Saxophone Library: Bigga Giggas Tenor Sax.
		This cd is the first volume of a 4 part complete solo sax library: Baritone, Tenor, Alto, Soprano.
		The Bigga Giggas Tenor Sax cd contains over 500 megabytes of source samples in a single, easy to understand Gig file.
	www.biggagiggas.com /About%20Tenor%20Sax.htm (206 words)

	JodyJazz ESP Metal Tenor Saxophone Mouthpiece
		The JodyJazz ESP is a metal tenor saxophone mouthpiece with flawless workmanship.
		This tip opening is one of the most popular tenor sax mouthpiece facings of all time.
		The smooth playability of the ESP allows you to be able to switch between soprano, alto, tenor and baritone sax effortlessly.
	www.jodyjazz.com /esp.html (860 words)

	What is the difference between a tenor sax and an alto sax? : Brass instruments
		Actually, while both saxes use essentially the same fingerings, embouchure, etc., the main difference is that the alto sax plays in a higher register than the tenor sax.
		The tenor sax generally has a mellower, deeper sound, though good players can get a huge range of sounds out of both instruments.
		In addition to being deeper sounding and larger in size, the tenor sax has a neck piece that is shaped differently than that of an alto sax - which is important since it's the easiest way to figure out what kind of sax you're looking at.
	www.answerbag.com /q_view.php/2160 (322 words)

	Tenor Sax sheet music
		Air on the G String for Sax Quartet of Soprano, Alto, Tenor and Baritone.
		Hungarian Dance arranged for Saxophone quartet of Soprano or Alto, Alto, Tenor and Baritone saxophones.
		On Prelude of JS Bach, arranged by request for Flute, Violin, Tenor Sax, Cello and Piano, for a 50th Wedding Anniversary celebration.
	www.music-scores.com /tenorsax/composer.php (311 words)

	Saxophone F o r u m : To Tenor Sax for marching band from Oboe...SUGGESTIONS! (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		i play sax, and it was harder for me to figure out how to play oboe because oboe fingerings are slightly different.
		I started with tenor, and when you regress back to your oboe, it is so hard to do after the marching season because of how drastically different they play...
		tenor and oboe are an easy transition-well...along with you just have to be some what good and not suck.
	www.8notes.com /f/43_44073.asp (449 words)

	O/T: Tenor Sax EQ
		I was kind of looking into general ideas on what's best for enhancing and roll off in a tenor sax track independently on how is the track integrated in the mix.
		I've heard totally different EQ modes for different tenors but there is one specific I like which is some sort of warm and rough sound accenting the transient sounds.
		I actually meant that the sax in the mix might sound better (I typically do not deal too much with soloing tracks only to understand the impact of the effects on the track but not for mixing).
	forum.cakewalk.com /tm.asp?m=371306 (763 words)

	NEW SILVER & GOLD DC PRO SERIES SUPER 20 TENOR SAX
		Because the bell is 6 1/4" it has an increased diameter which enhances the lower range of the instrument and only the DC PRO SERIES II LARGE BELL Limited Edition saxophones have the large bell.
		I have been playing the sax professionally for 35 years.
		My most memorable gig was for former President Clinton at a fund raiser for Senator Kennedy in Boston with the John Payne Saxophone Choir.
	www.dominicsmusic.com /productpages/prod_1007.html (755 words)

	Tenor Madness Home (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Tenor Madness specializes in restoring vintage and professional model saxophones and woodwinds.
		Through the perfect combination of expertise, ingenuity, and obsessive perfectionism, we have become one of the top sax repair shops in the US.
		We have a limited number of top-notch horns looking for good homes.
	www.tenormadness.com (56 words)

	Berklee Shares: basic hard rock tenor sax - saxophone lesson
		The Berklee Practice Method is based on the ensemble curriculum taught at Berklee College of Music.
		This lesson, taught by Berklee faculty members Bill Pierce and Jim Odgren teach beginning tenor sax players how to play in the hard rock style.
		Practice the techniques that are vital for the tenor sax player in an ensemble: melody and improvisation, and how to develop your mastery of phrasing, articulations, breathing, chords, scales, and improvisation techniques.
	www.berkleeshares.com /performance/basic_hard_rock_tenor_sax (241 words)

	Hamilton KB560 Alto/Tenor Sax Stands (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		I've used the same Hamilton sax stand for the past 15 years and it's still in perfect condition.
		It is very important to know that for tenor, the stand will not hold the instrument very securely and may cause it to fall off if the instrument is placed on it at even the slightest angle (you have to kind of wiggle it in to place).
		Being that this is a metal stand, the lip of the bell of the saxophone tends to reach past the rubber protectors on the top and cause a tiny scratch on the bell.
	bluebootmusic.misupply.com /Item?itemno=21639 (708 words)

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