Sopranino Production | History Notes

Do you know the story of the world's smallest saxophone? 🎷
Join Douglas Pipher for another episode of History Notes. Here, the specialist talks to us about sopraninos and looks back at the production and evolution of these exceptional instruments.
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Connaissez-vous l'histoire du plus petit saxophone ? 🎷
Retrouvez Douglas Pipher pour un nouvel épisode d'History Notes. Ici, le spécialiste nous parle des sopraninos et revient sur la production et les évolutions de ces instruments exceptionnels.
Que pensez-vous de cet instrument ?
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[@ianlevo]

I am a simple man. I see a new history notes video. I click.

[@pukalo]

I've held a SA80 II sopranino. It is hard to believe something so small is so expensive.

[@coryholland1811]

Thank you very much. Very interesting as always. Just for anyone's interest, there's a white sopranino (SA serie 11) on the major online auction site.

[@CoryJLynch]

This is awesome! Is there any more information on the Selmer Paris saxophones (sop, alto, tenor, bari etc…) with colored lacquer? Which era instruments? What other colors did they use? How many in each color?

[@rloomis3]

Remarkable information; quite astonishing, when compared to the numbers of the more common sizes.

[@Craig-ux1xi]

I had a Mk6 sopranino 120K serial if I remember. Lacquered and engraved. High F, no front F. Nice horn and I regret selling it. Melb, AU.

[@MikSax-pz6rj]

Donnez-moi un saxophone alto