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The Saxophone Family. For 4 th -5 th grade general music Andrea Draime. The Saxophone Family. The Soprano Saxophone. Key of Bb Smallest in saxophone family Most commonly used in jazz settings. David Liebman. Known for his soprano sax playing (b. 1946) Concentrates on jazz playing
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The Saxophone Family For 4th-5th grade general music Andrea Draime
The Soprano Saxophone • Key of Bb • Smallest in saxophone family • Most commonly used in jazz settings
David Liebman • Known for his soprano sax playing • (b. 1946) • Concentrates on jazz playing • Nominated for Grammy
The Alto Saxophone • Key of Eb • Most commonly recognized in family • Used in both jazz and concert band settings
Charlie Parker • Known for his alto sax playing • (1920-1955) • Said to be the greatest sax player of all time
The Tenor Saxophone • Key of Bb • Sounds lower than the alto • Used in both jazz and concert band settings
Michael Brecker • Known for his Tenor sax playing • (b. 1949) • Grammy-Award winner
The Baritone Saxophone • Key of Eb • Sounds lower then the tenor • Used in both jazz and concert band settings
Gerry Mulligan • Known for his Bari sax playing • (1927-1996) • Concentrated on jazz • Played with big names like Miles Davis
The Bass Saxophone • Key of BBb • Second largest in the saxophone family • Not commonly used
Contra-bass Saxophone • The largest in the saxophone family • Extremely rare • Extremely expensive • Lowest sound in the sax family • (It is the big one in the middle)
Sax line: 2 altos 1 tenor 1 bari “Desenclos” by: The Formeau Sax Quartet Classical Saxophone
Sax line: 2 altos 2 tenors 1 bari “Guest Check” by: The University of Akron Jazz Ensemble Jazz Saxophone
The Saxophone Family • Soprano • Alto • Tenor • Baritone • Bass • Contra-bass