
A number of classic instruments are regularly revisited based on current playability criteria. ️🎷 Saxophones, from soprano to alto to tenor, have proven their timeless popularity and their ability to remain center stage. And this therefore requires the innovation of certain manufacturers and models that make the instrument available to as many young players as possible! Alexandra presents 5 models released in 2021 in the video below! 🏆
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Thomas Andersson says:
I have played Alto & Tenor sax Selmer Super Action 80!
I meet Brandford Marsalis 2010 on Stockholm Koncerthouse, he is merried with my relative Nichole. We discus about wich is the best Saxophone, I tried hes type of saxophone made in US, that wasnt my type of saxophone, so my feeling is Selmer …
Håkan Lindgren says:
The Thomann TAS-180 Vintage Alto Saxophone is very, very nice. The look and the sound really have these sweet vintage aura.
Håkan Lindgren says:
The Thomann TAS-180 Vintage Alto Saxophone is very, very nice. The look and the sound really have this sweet vintage aura.