Straight saxes

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-	Usually soprano (and smaller) [[Saxophone|saxes]] are straight, and larger ones are curved. But [http://www.lasax.com/ The L.A. Sax Company] makes [http://www.lasax.com/Straight_Saxes/straight_saxes.html straight alto and tenor] saxes, and near the middle of [http://www.geocities.com/bourbonstreet/2302/ this page] you can see a picture of a straight (red!) baritone. Granted, these instruments do curve a ''little'', but not much.  Conversely, there are some curved soprano saxes around, e.g. [http://www.yanagisawasax.co.jp/en/soprano/c901/ this one] from [http://www.yanagisawasax.co.jp Yanagisawa].  ([[Odd Instrument Categories|Category 3]].)	+	Hi AllRealy good band pratice this week even tgohuh Niel was ill although taxing for myself I realy enjoyed it and spliting it into sections I feel worked very well,  well done all, looking forward to next months.Gary

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Hi AllRealy good band pratice this week even tgohuh Niel was ill although taxing for myself I realy enjoyed it and spliting it into sections I feel worked very well, well done all, looking forward to next months.Gary