Yes
The saxophone may play either melody or harmony. However, as an instrument that was designed to simulate the human vocal apparatus it often tends to play melody. The alto sax is more likely to play melody (as opposed to harmony) than the tenor sax, being a higher-pitched instrument.
Rhythm.
Melody :D
It can play the melody, melody drone, a drone and a rhythm. This is becaus it is said that it is very similar to the human voice - which means that basically, it can do what we can do!
It plays melody - not melody drone, with rhythm usually provided by the percussion instrument known as the tabla.
dron
Cymbals provide rhythm, as cymbals are non-pitched.
Rhythm. In a typical rock band: Rhythm section = drums / percussion / bass Melody section = vocals / guitar / keyboard (occasionally bass)
To play "Margaritaville" on the alto saxophone, start by obtaining the sheet music or a saxophone arrangement of the song. Familiarize yourself with the melody, focusing on the key signature and any specific fingerings for notes. Practice playing phrases slowly, ensuring smooth transitions between notes, and gradually increase your tempo. Listening to the original recording can also help you capture the song's rhythm and feel.
Evan played his saxophone during the band concert.
the definition of melody is a rhythm or something like a beat. :) No, that's Rhythm, melody is the tune of a piece of music.
Drums can be pitched, so you can play both.