Curved Bell Saxophone
Combining brass construction with a wooden reed mouthpiece, this curved woodwind instrument plays smooth jazz and concert music.
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Features of the Curved Bell Saxophone
The saxophone features an iconic curved body with multiple finger keys, a single-reed mouthpiece, and an upturned flared bell. Although constructed from gleaming metal, it belongs to the woodwind family because sound is generated by a vibrating wooden reed.
Remarkable Facts About the Saxophone
The saxophone was invented in the 1840s by Adolphe Sax, who wanted to create an instrument that combined the volume of brass with the agility of woodwinds. The distinctive S-curve body tube helps project sound forward while keeping key buttons within comfortable reach of the player's fingers.
Real Colors of a Saxophone
- Body tube and curved bell: golden lacquer brass, silver plate, or dark vintage bronze
- Finger key buttons: white mother-of-pearl, cream, or silver
- Mouthpiece: black hard rubber, dark plastic, or gold metal
- Reed attached to mouthpiece: light tan or pale wood tone