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The timbre of an instrument is the type of sound it makes. For instance, a trumpet and saxophone have different timbres, even when they are playing exactly the same notes. That is how you can tell the difference between them, just by listening to them.
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www.outsideshore.com/school/music/almanac/html/Elements...
www.outsideshore.com/school/music/almanac/html/Elements_Of_Jazz/Fundamentals/Timbre.htm
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Soprano Saxophone ... Have the students listen to recordings and circle the instrument they hear. This may be done at the end of a unit on woodwind instruments to add more variety of timbre.
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www.rockhall.com/teacher/sti-lesson-49/
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One day I saw a page talking about saxophone timbre. It said that the saxophone timbre depended principaly on the hardware, i.e. instrument, mouthpiece, reed etc. I think the software i.e. the player is the most important . Just think about this for a moment;
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www.fortunecity.com/tinpan/davis/539/book.htm
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The saxophone, a popular band instrument, is described as half brass and half woodwind. The instrument has a reed like a woodwind but its body is made out of brass. The timbre of the saxophone is sultry and brassy at times, due to the combination of the two.
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www.nvcc.edu/home/jwulff/lap2/default.htm
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another timbre is a new label for improvised and contemporary music ... detailed review of the recent series of 4 Another Timbre ... lucio capece soprano saxophone, bass clarinet...
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www.anothertimbre.com/
www.anothertimbre.com/
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Saxophone Players Sax Resources for Pop, Rock, R&B and Commercial Jazz styles, smooth jazz, related work, helps for working saxophonists, articles and lessons. ... Saxophone and Music Business...
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www.saxophone.us/
www.saxophone.us/
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Saxophone Players: ... Apollo Saxophone Quartet ... Billy Tipton Memorial Saxophone Quartet...
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www.saxophone.org/links.html
www.saxophone.org/links.html
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First and foremost, the modifications were not in any way to impede the saxophonist's normal playing technique or timbre. The goal was to keep the saxophone as an acoustic instrument and not an electronic one. Also, the ability to "turn off" the addition and play in a non-amplified manner was paramount.
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www.saxophone.org/varitone.html
www.saxophone.org/varitone.html
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The timbre of the saxophone has something vexing and sad about it in the high register; the low notes to the contrary are of a grandiose nature, one could say pontifical. It possesses, as the clarinet, the ability to crescendo and decrescendo a sound.
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cfaonline.asu.edu/haefer/classes/564/564.papers/tuckert...
cfaonline.asu.edu/haefer/classes/564/564.papers/tuckertsax.html
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