Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 530
high notes as the size ofthe instrument will allow. Of course, the smallerthe instrument, the higher will be the note. By changing the shape of the lips in this man-ner the player can blow a great variety of notes,but he cannot play the whole chromatic scale,such as we play on the piano by striking… … THE SAXOPHONE, SHOWING NUMEROUS KEYS AND VALVES. century, and which we still see in the trombone.By pushing the slide out the tube is lengthened,and it is most fascinating to watch the playermove it up and down. It gives him a very dig-nified and important look. Another way ofchanging a tone is…
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