What kind of musical instrument is saxophone?

The saxophone was invented by adolphe sax in Bedley in 1840 according to the principle of Bohm flute. The earliest saxophone in the world was alto e, which was recognized by many musicians at that time. People named after adolphe sax-"saxophone".

-1946 adolf himself opened a musical instrument factory in Paris, France, specializing in the production of saxophone. He has made 14 models of saxophone, including tenor, tenor, alto, tenor, bass and double bass. It has both the brilliance of brass instruments and the softness of woodwind instruments, so many people in the music industry liked this instrument at that time. Some music groups also try to use this instrument. 1853, the French army began to introduce saxophone, and then many European countries gradually began to use saxophone. This also makes saxophone famous throughout Europe and even the world in the form of military music.

At the beginning of the 20th century, some European saxophonists immigrated to the United States, and saxophone became popular in the United States and other American countries. By the 1920s, saxophone had been used in jazz bands and was fully used in jazz, so that it became synonymous with jazz. It is loved by many young people.

-The first wind band in China was established in the late Qing Dynasty, symbolically using saxophone. After the Revolution of 1911, it disappeared for a time, and it didn't appear in the ballroom of our country until the 1930s and 40s. After the founding of New China, saxophone, guitar and other western musical instruments were regarded as unhealthy and were banned from being introduced. It was not until the 1970s and 1980s after the reform and opening up that saxophone appeared frequently in various entertainment places and various media. In addition, some foreign musicians and orchestras often perform in our country, so this instrument is more and more loved by the people of China. More and more people are learning and playing saxophone. The education department of our country has promoted the emergence of various social teaching forms, which has made primary school students in most parts of our country begin to learn saxophone.