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Tenor Saxophones can cost anywhere from $1,200 for a student Yamaha to upwards of $10,000 for an Inderbinen. Good places to browse would be saxquest.com, wwbw.com, and forum.saxontheweb.net.
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Good student instruments (tenor) range between 500-700 CND new Good intermediate (tenor) instruments range between 700-1500 CND new Good intermediate (with f trigger) range between 700-2000 CND new Good professional (tenor) 1500 CND - sky Good professional (with f trigger) 2000 CND - sky Good professional (bass) instruments - 3500 CND - sky
Different people like different saxophones. It depends what style and who you are. Tenor produces a jazzier sound, but you often sacrifice having the melody for a counter-melody, or sometimes even just tones in the background. Alto is generally a good choice for concert band. for marching band, the baritone or Contra-bass saxophone is a good choice, to enhance the band's sound. As for brands... For alto: stay away from yamaha. Julius Keilwerth st 90 series 4 is a good model, and my personal choice. Tenor and Baritone : Selmer. I do not play contra-bass, and therefore, cannot give you a good brand.
Tenor Saxophones can cost anywhere from $1,200 for a student Yamaha to upwards of $10,000 for an Inderbinen. Good places to browse would be saxquest.com, wwbw.com, and forum.saxontheweb.net.
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Good student instruments (tenor) range between 500-700 CND new Good intermediate (tenor) instruments range between 700-1500 CND new Good intermediate (with f trigger) range between 700-2000 CND new Good professional (tenor) 1500 CND - sky Good professional (with f trigger) 2000 CND - sky Good professional (bass) instruments - 3500 CND - sky
The simple answer... NO! Sorry.
all beginners should start on either alto or tenor. after a while they can switch to any other types of saxes. Yamaha student horns are good for beginners.
Different people like different saxophones. It depends what style and who you are. Tenor produces a jazzier sound, but you often sacrifice having the melody for a counter-melody, or sometimes even just tones in the background. Alto is generally a good choice for concert band. for marching band, the baritone or Contra-bass saxophone is a good choice, to enhance the band's sound. As for brands... For alto: stay away from yamaha. Julius Keilwerth st 90 series 4 is a good model, and my personal choice. Tenor and Baritone : Selmer. I do not play contra-bass, and therefore, cannot give you a good brand.
The JodyJazz ESP is a 24kt Gold-Plated metal tenor saxophone mouthpiece for Tenor Sax will appeal to the Straight Ahead player looking for the best.
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That's up to you if you're a good student.