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Buescher

Straight soprano in C
Buescher
N/A
Soprano
1923
USA
C
B♭-E♭
Brass, Goldplated, Silverplated
24
55.8
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This instrument was carefully restored by Nico Bodewes, Amsterdam.

For a saxophone like this, it is especially vital that you find the original mouthpiece (with correct dimensions), to find the saxophone’s tone and intonation.

Andreas van Zoelen playing Soprano saxophone.
with Orkest Zuid and Gerard van Maasakkers. Chassé Theater, Breda, Netherlands, 2013

Andreas van Zoelen playing Soprano saxophone.

rehearsing “Fanzuileira” by José Perez, with the Orquestra de Sax Redondela, Spain, 2017

 

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