Nevertheless, the saxophonist is sometimes called upon to play two instruments simultaneously, besides operating a portable sound processor.
Occasionally, soloists (such as saxophonists) appear to have difficulty negotiating the new style.
Control of certain algorithms passed between the saxophonist and the computer over the duration of the composition.
The trumpeter, the violinist, the saxophonist, the clarinetist, and the trombonist have to pay tax on their instruments, yet the pianist pays no tax on his piano.
The stage was filled to capacity, with two lead singers, a pianist, drummer, guitarist, saxophonist and two female backing singers.
Between 1940 and 1960, it became common for classical saxophonists to use narrow-chamber mouthpieces, which give the instrument a brighter and edgier sound.
A saxophonist, he introduced clarinet into the ensemble.
The vast majority of classical saxophonists play alto saxophone almost exclusively.
