Born of Adolphe Sax’s Vision. Evolving from mid-century wind instruments, it defied brass conventions. Limited but distinct, it resonates in rare jazz performances.
Contrabass Saxophone
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Woodwind Instruments
Woodwind instruments, with their graceful curves and intricate key systems, produce a diverse array of enchanting tones
Woodwind instruments, characterized by their elegant curves, intricate key systems, and the organic resonance of their wooden bodies, possess a remarkable capacity to breathe life into melodies and add layers of depth and texture to musical compositions.
Bass Saxophone
Adolphe Sax’s Woodwind Legacy. From Serpent’s roots, Sax’s invention evolved. Berlioz’s composition marked its debut. Embraced by jazz and ensembles, its deep tones resonate in modern music.
Bass Flute
From early discussions to Albisiphone’s invention, the journey continued through the 20th century, finally finding its place in flute bands and ensembles.
Alto Clarinet
The alto clarinet is a woodwind instrument tuned half an octave below the Bb clarinet, resembling the bass clarinet with its characteristic curved bell. It can also be known as the basset horn.
Pan Pipes
Pan pipes, also called pan flute or syrinx, are a woodwind instrument made of wooden or bamboo flutes assembled in an ascending scale with sound holes for blowing.
Descant Recorder
The descant recorder, or soprano recorder, is a popular woodwind instrument from the recorder family. It is pitched in C and played using finger holes, known for its affordability and compact size.
Cor Anglais
The cor anglais is a tenor double-reed woodwind instrument in the oboe family, pitched in F with a distinctive bell shape.
Dizi
The dizi is a woodwind instrument with a bamboo flute played with finger holes. It’s widely used in Chinese classical, opera, orchestral, and pop music for its distinctive sound.
Sheng
The sheng, a Chinese woodwind instrument, uses bamboo pipes to produce sound. It has variations with 17 or 36 pipes and can be constructed with metal pipes.