Saxophone

Best c melody saxophone

Best c melody saxophone
  1. Do they still make C melody saxophones?
  2. How do I find the C melody saxophone?
  3. What is the best saxophone to start with?

Do they still make C melody saxophones?

If you like the idea of a concert pitch saxophone but would prefer the intonation and more familiar ergonomics of a modern horn, there are a few models currently available. These are all student or intermediate level instruments at the moment, as no manufacturer is producing professional-standard C melodies.

How do I find the C melody saxophone?

The best way to tell if the horn you are considering buying is a C mel or a Bb tenor, is by its size. A tenor is longer than a C mel. The image below is not a true C melody, but rather a C pitched tenor made by Adolphe Edouard Sax.

What is the best saxophone to start with?

The alto saxophone is the best type of saxophone for beginners because they are the most common. When you are starting out on your alto saxophone journey, you'll need to become familiar with the sound of the saxophone by listening to music, especially jazz, and you're most likely to hear an alto saxophone.

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