(1) The saxophone was not a popular instrument in jazz - it was a secondary instrument.

(2) It sounds like a saxophone , or maybe a harmonica, or even bagpipes.

(3) The music picked up the tempo and overhead a saxophone played sweet jazz.

(4) A jazz musician is walking down the street and sees another musician playing the saxophone on a street corner.

(5) Scott is also an accomplished musician, playing the saxophone and winning two gold medals in violin.

(6) Later, his high school bandleader was awestruck by his ability to improvise on the saxophone .

(7) A man of many talents, Roger was an accomplished jazz musician, playing soprano saxophone and clarinet with his Blue Notes band.

(8) I didn't see the point in getting another degree, so I stayed in Boston playing saxophone in Jazz groups and making paintings in my studio.

(9) He plays the saxophone

(10) The band excels at combining stripped-down electric beats and synths with more organic elements, such as piano, acoustic guitar, and saxophone .

(11) The music is awkward and unbalanced, a melange of cello, saxophone , piano and intermittent percussion.

(12) Ginger was also a proud member of the band, though she played alto saxophone and she enjoyed jazz and Christian rock.

(13) It features a steady high-hat and snare rattles like a slow motion whirlpool; there are also beautiful electric piano accents and a smoky saxophone .

(14) You also mentioned once that you were thinking of recording a solo album entirely based around your saxophone and flutes.

(15) But jazz quartets can be varied with a trumpet or a saxophone or even a flute or clarinet.

(16) He began his career playing the saxophone in a jazz orchestra.

(17) They did not glitter like the beautiful Chrysler building, a saxophonic symphony to the Jazz Age.

(18) His solos are seldom more than three minutes long, but he squeezes more into three minutes than most saxophonists could play in ten.

(19) Though initially inspired by Charlie Parker, Bartz eventually proved himself to be one of the few alto saxophonists to successfully draw on John Coltrane's legacy.

(20) There are four flautists, two percussionists, five trumpet players, a trombonist and a tuba player, two alto saxophonists , a soprano, a tenor, and a baritone sax, one bassoon, and twenty violins.