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• Saxophone collection

  Saxophones, the expressive voices of the woodwind family, are cherished for their warm sound and their ability to convey a wide range of emotions.

  The Different Types of Saxophones

  From soprano to baritone, including bass, tenor, and alto, each type of saxophone has a specific range and sound. The soprano is soft and clear, the baritone and bass offer rich and deep tones, the tenor is warm and melodic, while the alto combines brilliance and expressiveness.

  Iconic Brands

  Brands like Selmer Paris, Yamaha, Yanagisawa, Keilwerth, and Cannonball stand as tempo masters in the saxophone world. Their craftsmanship and heritage resonate in every note, providing a premium musical experience.

  Benefits and Uses

  The saxophone adds a touch of warmth and lyricism to many genres: jazz, classical music, pop, or funk. Its expressive power captivates both soloists and orchestral sections alike.

  Our Eco-Responsible Commitment

  With Green Musicians, dive into the eco-friendly world of instrument upcycling. We offer pre-owned saxophones assessed by reliable sellers, providing a wide selection at competitive prices. Find the saxophone that suits you and contribute to the preservation of our planet, making your purchase as melodious as it is responsible.

• Alto Saxophones

  The alto saxophone is arguably the most versatile instrument in its family. With a medium size and range, it is often the instrument of choice for beginners. However, professional musicians like Charlie Parker have elevated it to legendary status. Selmer and Yanagisawa offer some of the finest altos available, known for their projection, accuracy, and craftsmanship.
• Baritone & Bass...

  Representing the deeper and more robust side of the saxophone family, the baritone and bass saxophones offer unparalleled tonal richness. These saxophones have an imposing presence and a distinctive low sound. Yanagisawa and Keilwerth are leaders in this niche, offering instruments that shine both in solo and in the brass section of a large orchestra. These models are sought after for jazz, funk, or even saxophone ensembles.

• Soprano Saxophones

  The soprano saxophone, recognizable by its straight shape resembling a clarinet or its curved design, is an instrument with a soft tone and precise intonation. It produces the highest notes in the saxophone family. Yamaha and Selmer are two of the most iconic brands in this category, offering soprano saxophones that combine technical finesse and refined aesthetics. These instruments are particularly popular in jazz and classical music.
• Tenor Saxophones

  The tenor saxophone is one of the most iconic, thanks in part to jazz legends like John Coltrane and Sonny Rollins. With its rich and warm tone, it falls in between the alto and baritone in terms of size. Selmer, with its famous Mark VI model, and Yamaha, with its Custom Z series, dominate the market by offering a combination of playability, tone, and durability.