Adolphe Sax invented the Saxophone, patented the entire family of saxes and actually made the first instruments. He called the instruments he made saxophones, and by the time other manufacturers could make them, that's how they were known by the public. He did the same thing with a family of brass instruments known as sax horns, which were popular in the late 1800's and are still used to some degree today.
No. Adolph Sax did.
Adolph Sax was the invetor of the saxophone in the 1840's in Brussels, Belgium and that he named the saxophone after his last name!
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It originated in France by Adolph Sax. The first sax was a barri. --Sax Player
I would say Adolphe Sax.
He didn't. The saxophone was invented by Adolph Sax (a belgian) and patented by him in 1846
France. Adolph Sax was a Belgian instrument maker, but he invented the saxophone after he moved to Paris, France.
Antoine-Adolph Sax invented the saxophone. He played other instruments as well, like the flute and the clarinet. His father also was musically inclined.
The Saxophone. Simple!
Adolphe Sax invented the saxophone, so it probably came from his name.
Adolphe Sax invented the saxophone, so it probably came from his name.
Adolph Sax invented the saxophone, introducing the first one - a bass saxophone in the key of C - in 1841, the same year he moved from Belgium to Paris, France. the other members of the sax family came later, so the first alto was made in Paris, France.