Converse of object

• play: He has been learning to play the saxophone for almost 20 years now!

• include: Good brass work, including nice saxophone, turn this into a great rock jam.

• feature: This piece features soprano saxophone and starts free before coming in to the groove.

• study: She studied jazz saxophone for two years at the Western Australian Conservatorium of music.

• add: When the four piece band is engaged we add saxophone.

• buy: The very first thing you must do is not buy a saxophone.

Preposition: in

• band: I now play saxophone in a wind band ( had a conversion from brass to wind!

Adjective modifier

• new: It's a new client, a young man, with a relatively new saxophone.

Modifies a noun

• quartet: He was a founder member of the award winning saxophone quartet, Itchy Fingers.

• solo: Star of the show was William a 14 year old lad who played a saxophone solo.

• playing: Edward's saxophone playing is magnificent, whether wrapping round Lynch's panting or leading the band in a vocal style.

• ensemble: The first of the saxophone ensembles was a quartet.

• player: Robert Hunter was a blind saxophone player who had worked with Bobby " Blue " Bland in the sixties.

• origin: Winston Custom Pro 2000 soprano saxophone Origin: USA ( Boston, from parts sourced globally ) Guide price: ?

Noun used with modifier

• alto: He took up the alto saxophone in his high school band.

• soprano: SUMMER DAYS A light bouncy melody on the soprano saxophone, reflecting the mood of summer.

• tenor: There is a seperate part included for tenor saxophone for versatility.

• baritone: Mr Turvey, on his baritone saxophone, played with the Band.

• sopranino: In 2001 these were taken to the studio where each track was given a separate sopranino saxophone part.

• jazz: We also offer jazz saxophone courses for up to four people at certain times of the year.