Types of saxophone

The 12 types of saxophones.

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Hint	Answer
Smallest, it is only 1 feet long	Sopranissimo
One of the least common saxes	Sopranino
Similar to an oboe	C Soprano
Similar to the size and structure of a clarinet	Soprano
Produced only in 1928-1929, very rare	Mezzo-soprano
Plays in E-flat; also one of the two I play	Alto
This sax can play any instrumental part	C Melody

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Has a curve on the neck, the other one I play	Tenor
Lisa Simpsons plays this type	Baritone
Presented in an exhibition in Brussels in 1841	Bass
It is 6 ft. 4 in. and 45 lbs.	Contrabass
Tallest, Planned by Adolph Sax but never invented	Subcontrabass
Developed in 1999, debated whether a sax or not	Tubax

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