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how many kinds of saxophones

how many kinds of saxophones are there and what are they called




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Mar 07, 2010
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phew!
by: Anonymous

There are way to many, Id narrow it down for what you want in a sax and then once you find that- go in to delving for them.

Oct 13, 2010
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by: Anonymous

soprano alto tenner baritone bass contrabass

Dec 05, 2011
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Too Many
by: Jay Walker

Your basics are soprano, alto, tenor, and baritone. You also have your less popular such as the sapronissimo, sopranino, cantrobass, subcontrabass, tubax, and other kinds that are seldom heard of.

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