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tenor saxophonist
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Noun1.tenor saxophonist - a musician who plays the tenor saxophone
tenorist
saxist, saxophonist - a musician who plays the saxophone
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Once a student has learned to play the alto or tenor saxophone, it is usually fairly simple to move between the instruments in the saxophone family provided you understand the theory of transposition instruments and how that functions between the kinds of saxophones available.
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If one prefers to play jazz tunes, then the tenor saxophone is recommended.
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com The Decider is an exciting new jazz CD featuring Benn Clatworthy on soprano and tenor saxophone as well as flute, Chris Colangelo playing bass, and Ryan Doyle's drum performance.
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