Саксофо́н — тростевой духовой музык

Саксофо́н — тростевой духовой музыкальный инструмент, по принципу звукоизвлечения принадлежащий к семейству язычковых деревянных духовых музыкальных инструментов[1]. Семейство саксофонов сконструировано в 1842 году бельгийским музыкальным мастером Адольфом Саксом и запатентовано им четыре года спустя. С середины XIX века саксофон используется в духовом оркестре, реже — в симфоническом, также в качестве солирующего инструмента в сопровождении оркестра (ансамбля). Является одним из основных инструментов джаза и родственных ему жанров, а также эстрадной музыки. Инструмент обладает полным и мощным звучанием, певучим тембром и большой технической подвижностью.

Результаты (английский) 1:

Saksofón-trostevoj wind musical instrument, on the basis of sounds belonging to a family of free-Reed woodwind musical instruments [1]. Saxophone collection designed in 1842 by the Belgian music master Adolf Sachs and patented them four years later. Since the mid-19th century saxophone is used in a wind Orchestra at least-in the Symphony, as well as a solo instrument with Orchestra (ensemble). Is one of the main instruments of jazz and related genres, as well as pop music. The tool has a complete and powerful sound, melodious timbre and great technical dexterity.

Результаты (английский) 2:

Saxophone - trostevoy wind musical instrument, according to the principle of sound belonging to the family of reed woodwind musical instruments [1]. Family of saxophones designed in 1842 by the Belgian Adolphe Sax music master and patented them four years later. Since the mid-XIX century saxophone used in a brass band, at least - in the symphony, as well as a solo instrument with orchestra (ensemble). Is one of the main instruments of jazz and related genres, as well as pop music. The tool has a complete and powerful sound, melodious timbre and great technical mobility.

Результаты (английский) 3:

Саксофо́н - тростевои raggy musical instrument, on the principle of an accordion or belonging to the same family: reed wood brass musical instruments[ 1).The Family gave interesting results designed in 1842 by Belgian music wizard by Adolph Sachs and patented them four years later. From the mid-nineteenth century percussion is used in life demands orchestra,At least, in a symphony, as well as the musicians, accompanied by orchestra (ensemble). One of the key tools and jazz genres related to it, as well as folk music.The tool has a full and powerful sound, певучим genre and a large technical mobility.