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 49 people) - Page 0
Lenny Hambro
Jazz musician
Davey Payne
Saxophonist
Dana Colley
American musician
Anat Cohen
Clarinetist
Ken Peplowski
American clarinetist
Louis Cottrell Jr.
Saxophonist
Jimmy Giuffre
American clarinetist
Eddie Daniels
Musician
Didier Malherbe
French jazz musician
Elliott Sharp
American composer
Dave Koz
American saxophonist
Phillip Johnston
Film composer
Kenny G
American saxophonist
John Coltrane
American saxophonist
Dave Liebman
American saxophonist
Al Cohn
American saxophonist
Hank Mobley
American saxophonist
Dick Parry
Saxophonist
Didier Malherbe
French jazz musician
Igor Butman
Russian saxophonist
Charles Gayle
American musician
Cedric Brooks
Jamaican saxophonist
Walter Smith III
American composer
Joey Stann
Saxophonist
Sophie Alour
French musician
Lew Tabackin
American flautist
Mezz Mezzrow
American clarinetist
John Klemmer
American saxophonist
Val Bennett
Jamaican saxophonist
Michel Pastre
French saxophonist
Tyrone Washington
Musical artist
Odean Pope
American saxophonist
Gregory Tardy
American saxophonist
François Cotinaud
French saxophonist
Allen Eager
American saxophonist
Kenneth Tse
Roberto Manzin
Composer
Abatte Barihun
Israeli saxophonist
Bodil Niska
Norwegian saxophonist
Arun Luthra
Jazz musician
Carlos Sosa
Composer
Michael Ausserbauer
Musician
Darryl Yokley
American composer
Gil Mellé
American artist
Jérôme Badini
French saxophonist
James Briggs (musician)
American musician
Marios Tofi
Cypriot singer-songwriter
