The saxophone is a single-reed woodwind instrument that produces sound when the performer blows into it. The conical brass body of this musical windmill creates an amazing variety in tones with each note Different variations can make a cry or cheer from gentle to robust, making them perfect for all occasions! Saxophones are an important part of music history, having been played by the likes such as classical musician Marcel Mule and jazz great Charlie Parker. The only brass instrument created solely one person as well; it’s no wonder that these creations hold such a long legacy for themselves in terms Creativity contributions to modern day's genres like blues or rock n' roll!

National Saxophone Day is celebrated on November 6th.

On the birthday of Antoine-Joseph 'Adolphe' Sax, inventor of the saxophone.