Hewitt Rask (teagerman8)
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<img src=";/> It's the largest woodwind tool there is. It plays a complete octave below the baritone saxophone or bass clarinet; it's lowest note is the Db at the bottom of the piano keyboard, however its power and existence of sound are indescribable. There were about thirty of the tools developed over the last 80 years, however much of them are missing out on ( just how do you lose a seven-foot tall saxophone!?!), and only regarding 6 of them remain in active use.
This specific model was built by Orsi of Milan for Jay C. Easton in 2000.
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A large saxophone choir produces an absolutely fantastic sound, as well as when a contrabass is included in the team, it multiplies the impact immeasurably!
As for saxophone quartets, while the baritone saxophone is a very versatile instrument, the contrabass adds a true reduced end to the group, and also a develops a totally new variety of timbral opportunities. In a wind ensemble, the contrabass sax can be used to give the woodwinds equal footing with the reduced brass by transposing from contrabassoon, contrabass clarinet, or string bass parts.
