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saxophoneSingle-reed wind instrument with a conical metal tube and finger keys.Though made of brass, it is classified as a woodwind instrument. Its mouthpiece resembles that of the clarinet. The saxophone family includes instruments with at least eight different ranges, the tenor and alto instruments being the most common. The smallest (highest-range) saxophones are straight; the rest have curved necks and their bells are bent up and out. Transposing instruments (producing a higher or lower pitch than indicated in music written for it) in B-flat and E-flat, all have the same written 312-octave range. The saxophone was patented in 1846 by Adolphe Sax, who created two separate instrument families, for military and orchestral use respectively. Though few composers included saxophones in their orchestral scores, they became centrally important in military, dance, and jazz bands.
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saxn〈音〉萨克斯管（亦作：saxophone）Saxophone萨克斯又称萨氏管，是以发明者的名字命名的木管乐器，音色介于木管乐器和铜管乐器之间。AlsoknownastheSarbanes-Oxleysaxophoneisnamedaftertheinventorofthewoodenwindinstruments,windinstrumentsandsoundsrangingfromwoodandbrassinstruments.萨克斯由比利时人阿道夫·萨克斯在1840年根据波姆式长笛的原理发明。AsaxophonebytheBelgiansin1840FusakeshiRoadBaum-fluteundertheprincipleinvented.萨克斯采用高音谱号，有#B、#E调之分。Spectraofthecarsusedsaxophone,#B,#E-distinction.世界第一支萨克斯是上低音E调管，当时受到了很多音乐家的认可。Theworld'sfirstbasssaxophoneistheE-tube,whenmanymusicianswererecognized.人们便以阿道夫·萨克斯的姓来给它命名——“萨克斯”。PeoplehavetoFusakeshiARoadtothenametoitsname-"saxophone."
