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Conn Saxophone - 406 items found
 | Conn Tenor Saxophone 50xxx Tenor $1,080.00  Time Left: 4d 20h 43m |
 | c.1900 VTG TOOLED LEATHER SAXOPHONE CASE FOR ALTO / C MELODY OLD CONN / BUESCHER Vintage (Pre-1980) $49.99 Bids: 0 Time Left: 9d 23h 38m |
 | Conn 30M Tenor Saxophone 292xxx Mint Tenor $7,560.00 Time Left: 4d 20h 29m |
 | Conn 22M Tenor Saxophone - Excellent Condition and Ready for Playing! Tenor $400.00 Bids: 0 Time Left: 6d 23h 22m |
 | Conn 10M Transitional Tenor Saxophone 261xxx Tenor $3,618.00 Time Left: 4d 20h 9m |
 | Conn 30M Tenor Saxophone in Silver Tenor $7,020.00 Time Left: 4d 20h 36m |
 | Conn 10M Transitional Tenor Saxophone 269xxx Tenor $3,564.00 Time Left: 4d 20h 16m |
 | Conn C Soprano 4xxx Saxophone Soprano $1,080.00 Time Left: 4d 11h 54m |
 |  CONN SELMER Saxophone Care Kit Accessories $12.99 Time Left: 4d 12h 33m |
 | Prelude by Conn Selmer Alto Saxophone AS711 Band Alto $649.00 Time Left: 4d 12h 32m |
Where do i find serial number on my Conn saxophone?
Can not find that 6079 stamped on it. Conn is marked USA on the bell with what I believe they call "shooting stars" design. I mean find any serial # 's in 6000 are 1903, but I do not think the old mines. and no, no other numbers were filed off to the side of 6079. These figures are below what I think is the right thumb "hook". it is obvious that I'm not a sax player. chose this place at a garage sale some time ago.
Often it is difficult to find, as you discovered. Landfall, under the keys. Who made them particularly difficult to spin, as you mentioned. There are also sites like Lars who Kirmse series series - the fact Dan Cipriano, and others. You can always contact Selmer (which took over Conn.) - and then it went to IMU.
http://www.xs4all.nl/ ~ cderksen / ConnSaxop hone.html
You've probably hit this page - same results, 1903. Maybe. . . .
http://www.xs4all.nl/ ~ cderksen / ConnSaxop hone.html
You've probably hit this page - same results, 1903. Maybe. . . .
6-horn Tenor Sax Comparison: Buescher, Couf, Yani, Martin, ...
A rapid side-by-side test of 6 great saxophones: Buescher Top Hat and Cane, Couf (Keilwerth) Superba II, Yanigasawa 990, Martin "The Martin ...
Vintage Conn Alto Sax 1970.mov
1970 Conn Alto Saxophone
SummerJazz Camp helps young musicians develop
STAMFORD -- Drummer Joe Corsello and bassist Rick Petrone have been the go-to rhythm section for many jazz greats over the years, but when they aren't on stage, they enjoy sharing their musical expertise with young music students. This year, the pair celebrates their seventh year with their SummerJazz Camp held at The Palace Theatre .
During a break before another group of students came from another room into the lobby, Itamar Gove-Ari , a 19-year-old Greenwich pianist, and other students began playing Freddie Hubbard 's "Red Clay." Students watched with admiration, smiling and some bobbed their heads.
Gove-Ari, who for two years attended the camp -- part of the Stamford Center for the Arts Education Program -- is now helping others become better jazz players as an intern.
"I see a lot of kids where I was when I started -- they all have that passion for it," he said. "You have to have the passion for jazz before you play it."
Corsello, a city native, Petrone and four other instructors emphasize the importance of learning tunes and, in particular, knowing the form, which is how to play the tune properly. They also hope to help students become skillful improvisers.
is this good if your conn baritone sax is like this?
Conn serial numbers are the Thumbrest. I've never heard of the existence of a serial of dollars on the bell. But if they do not match, it is still not cheap, constituting a bad, mean straight from the bell has been replaced (most likely not due to waste). As fancy as the saxophone playing well, stress, and a vein properly, it can be made from pieces of occasional saxophone.
Conn Saxophone - News
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Buble horn players host clinic for young jazz musicians Keep members, Nick Vayenas, trombone and trumpet; Jake Saslow, tenor saxophone; Justin Ray, trumpet; Rob Wilkerson, alto saxophone; Josh Brown, trombone; and Jacob Rodriguez, baritone saxophone are all competent clinicians for the Conn-Selmer |
Clarence Clemons: The legendary E Street Band sax star
Clemons rips off a leading on the tenor sax at a show in 2007 in Hartford, Conn. The Boss and The Big Man perform in Los Angeles during the band's heyday in 1985. Clemons joins Gary Coleman on the set of Diff'slit Strokes in 1985.
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'Big Man' casts a long shadow
(According to Spinner.com, Treasure Jam's Eddie Vedder learned of Clemons' passing during a solo set in Hartford, Conn., on Saturday evening, and quickly dedicated "Better Man" to the saxophonist, changing the song's chorus to "Can't find a bigger man.
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scholastic notes Sam is also an skilful jazz saxophone player and was part of a band that made the finals of the Maine Academy of Modern Music high school amaze band competition in both 2010 and 2011. He recently received the United States Marine Corps Semper |
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"History Time": Salem's musical druggist Bigelow also played saxophone in the Salem Cadet Strip under Jean Missud, Missud was so impressed with Bigelow's composition that he published it himself. This was the beginning of the march's notoriety. Around the turn of the century it was appropriated as |
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TS Ensemble lands Foxwoods gig The other members are Dave Endowment, bass; Nick Lue, piano and vocals; Kenny Parmele, tenor saxophone; Jessie Sherwood, drums; and John Snyder, guitar. This lineup has been together about 10 years, Santoro says. It performs songs from Sinatra to Prince at |
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Entertainment calendar for July 7 July 28, 7:30 pm: Northwestern University Summer Orchestra, featuring saxophonist Masahito Sugihara. The program will cover Villa-Lobos' Fantasia for Saxophone and Orchestra and Rimsky-Korsakov's “Scheherazade.” $7/$5/$4. Regenstein Description Hall at |
A Singer in No Rush, Deploying Her Big Gestures Carefully
Often it was Stuart Matthewman, on saxophone and guitar, who grabbed the throw, almost stealing the show for himself. His saxophone is as important to the music of Sade as Clarence Clemons's was to the E Street Band. His solos here — on “Pleasant
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