Tenor saxophone
The tenor saxophone is a medium-sized member of the saxophone family, a group of instruments invented by Adolphe Sax in the 1840s. The tenor and the alto are the two most commonly used saxophones.
Tenor Saxophone People (First 47 people) - Page 1
Benny Golson
American saxophonist
Joe Lovano
American saxophonist
Don Byas
American saxophonist
Sam Butera
Saxophonist
Harold Land
American saxophonist
Chu Berry
American saxophonist
Eddie Shaw
American saxophonist
Nubya Garcia
English musician
Yasuaki Shimizu
Japanese composer
Scott Hamilton
American saxophonist
Gene Ammons
American saxophonist
Getatchew Mekurya
Ethiopian saxophonist
Gato Barbieri
Argentine saxophonist
Hans Dulfer
Dutch jazz musician
Herschel Evans
American saxophonist
Doug Lawrence
American voice actor
Johnny Griffin
American tenor saxophonist
Al Klink
American saxophonist
Bennie Wallace
American saxophonist
Kenny Graham
Composer
Albert Ayler
American saxophonist
Coleman Hawkins
American saxophonist
Lester Young
American saxophonist
Chris Speed
Saxophonist
Georgie Auld
Saxophonist
Bud Freeman
American jazz musician
Rahsaan Roland Kirk
American multi-instrumentalist
John Gilmore
American saxophonist
Michael Brecker
American saxophonist
Charles Lloyd
American jazz musician
Bernt Rosengren
Swedish tenor saxophonist
Jerry Bergonzi
American saxophonist
Ike Quebec
American saxophonist
Sonny Rollins
American saxophonist
Bill Evans
Musician
Branford Marsalis
American saxophonist
Archie Shepp
American saxophonist
Ravi Coltrane
American saxophonist
Tommy Smith
Ice hockey player
Stan Getz
American saxophonist
Carol Sudhalter
American saxophonist
David Murray
Scottish entrepreneur
Lucky Thompson
American saxophonist
Marius Neset
Norwegian musician
Joe Farrell
American saxophonist
Pee Wee Ellis
American saxophonist
