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Sexaphone

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Key Characteristics

Classification: Despite being made of brass, it is classified as a woodwind instrument because sound is produced by the vibration of a single cane or synthetic reed on the mouthpiece, much like a clarinet.
Construction: The instrument has a conical bore (interior shape that widens towards the end) and a complex system of keys and pads that cover tone holes to change the pitch.
Appearance: Most common saxophones (alto, tenor, baritone) feature a characteristic curved neck and a U-shaped bow leading to a flared bell. The soprano saxophone is usually straight.
Sound Production: The player blows air into the mouthpiece, causing the reed to vibrate. The pitch is controlled by opening and closing the tone holes, which changes the effective length of the air column inside the body.

Key Characteristics

Classification: Despite being made of brass, it is classified as a woodwind instrument because sound is produced by the vibration of a single cane or synthetic reed on the mouthpiece, much like a clarinet.
Construction: The instrument has a conical bore (interior shape that widens towards the end) and a complex system of keys and pads that cover tone holes to change the pitch.
Appearance: Most common saxophones (alto, tenor, baritone) feature a characteristic curved neck and a U-shaped bow leading to a flared bell. The soprano saxophone is usually straight.
Sound Production: The player blows air into the mouthpiece, causing the reed to vibrate. The pitch is controlled by opening and closing the tone holes, which changes the effective length of the air column inside the body.