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Meanings of saxophone in English
Usage of saxophone in English
1
A buzzing trombone, an insinuating saxophone: jazz, played a long way off.
2
The thought of writing a saxophone concerto was not a new one.
3
Being a saxophone idol is a relatively new experience for Marius Neset.
4
Think of the saxophone and, more than likely, you'll think of jazz.
5
The sob of the saxophone, still doing jazz, came through the window.
6
As I got in school, my love for the saxophone just grew.
7
That was like the era, saxophone owned the 1980s, in a sense.
8
One of the drivers sometimes plays his saxophone while he is waiting.
9
A man on a saxophone leaned forward, adding a few low notes.
10
Another low moan, a mournful sound, muffled, like air through a saxophone.
11
I started playing the piano and saxophone when I was around 9.
12
I did not know that my mother had ever played the saxophone.
13
His lips keep moving, as if he were playing an invisible saxophone.
14
Today it's all about the saxophone with a performance of Glazunov's Saxophone Quartet.
15
The jazz musician Kamasi Washington traveling the world right now with his saxophone.
16
So a saxophone wails over power chords, while violins sound against deathless synths.
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Saxophone through the time
Saxophone across language varieties
United States of America
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United Kingdom
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