Where does the reed go on a saxophone?
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Where does the reed go on a saxophone?
Reed (mouthpiece) Wooden reed care Alto Reed Saxophone Tenor saxophone Single-reed instrument Reed Phase Walk on the Wild Side (Lou Reed song) Mouthpiece (woodwind) Soprano saxophone
A <b>reed is</b> a thin strip of material that vibrates to produce a sound on a musical 
instrument. ... The cane used to make <b>reeds</b> for <b>saxophone</b>, clarinet, and other 
single-<b>reed</b> instruments grows in the ... To <b>get</b> the longest life from a <b>reed</b>, the 
<b>reed</b> should be soaked in water for two minutes or until fully moist, but not soaked
. Due to their natural composition, cane musical <b>reeds</b> may hold bacteria or mold, 
which <b>can</b> affect one&#39;s health and the quality of sound produced. Some of the 
basic instruments that use <b>reeds</b> include the clarinet, <b>saxophone</b>,&nbsp;... Alto <b>Reed is</b> an American saxophonist best known as a long-time member of Bob 
Seger and the Silver Bullet Band. Career[edit]. His most recognizable 
performances include the <b>saxophone</b> introduction to ... &quot;Lookin&#39; Back&quot;; &quot;If I Were a 
Carpenter&quot;; &quot;Who <b>Do</b> You Love&quot;; &quot;Midnight Rider&quot;; &quot;Turn the Page&quot;; &quot;<b>Get</b> Out of 
Denver&quot;&nbsp;... The <b>saxophone is</b> a woodwind instrument usually made of brass and played with 
a single-<b>reed</b> mouthpiece. Although most&nbsp;... The tenor <b>saxophone is</b> a medium-sized member of the <b>saxophone</b> family, a 
group of ... The alto <b>saxophone</b> lacks this and its neck <b>goes</b> straight to the 
mouthpiece. ... The tenor <b>sax reed is</b> similar in size to that used in the bass 
clarinet, so the&nbsp;... Comparing clarinets and <b>saxophones</b>[edit]. The following <b>is</b> a list of clarinets and 
<b>saxophones</b>, relative to&nbsp;... <b>Reed</b> Phase, also called Three <b>Reeds</b>, <b>is</b> an early work by the American 
minimalist composer Steve Reich. It <b>was</b> written originally in 1966 for soprano 
<b>saxophone</b> and two soprano&nbsp;... &quot;Walk on the Wild Side&quot; <b>is</b> a song by Lou <b>Reed</b> from his second solo album, 
Transformer (1972) ... The baritone <b>saxophone</b> solo played over the fadeout of 
the song <b>is</b> performed by Ronnie Ross, who had taught David Bowie to play the 
... They were <b>going</b> to make a musical out of Nelson Algren&#39;s A Walk on the Wild 
Side. The mouthpiece of a woodwind instrument <b>is</b> that part of the instrument which <b>is</b> 
placed partly in ... Today, as with the <b>saxophone</b> mouthpiece, the <b>reed is</b> placed 
against the surface (the table) closest to the player&#39;s bottom lip. ... saxophonists 
experiment with different shapes of mouthpieces to <b>get</b> a louder and edgier 
sound. Pattern of 5 notes of <b>Reed</b> Phase played on soprano <b>saxophone</b>. The soprano 
<b>saxophone is</b> a higher-register variety of the <b>saxophone</b>, a woodwind instrument,
&nbsp;...
the mouthpiece
Reed (mouthpiece)