Saxophone Stand

Saxophone Stand

Alto/Tenor Saxaphone Stand features folding toke, adaptable backrest, locking pin on leg housing for packing and swivel legs. Solidly holds your Alto or Tenor Saxaphone and folds up compactly.

Saxophone were in the first place played in the military bands, but now they have found their place in Jazz and general music. Let us have a glimpse on few of the famous saxophone players of the world.

Charlie Parker’s name appears initial on the list. He was born on 29th August 1920 in Kansas. His major influence was his father who was an active fellow member in the field of music. Parker initiated his exercise on saxophone from the age of eleven. His flair for music gave him a prospect to join the school band. He was popularly called as ‘Bird’. His initiative in manufacturing bepop made his songs top all the music charts for the duration of the 1950s and 1960s. He passed away at the young age of thirty-five.

Born on 23rd September 1926 in Hamlet, John Coltrane stands second on the list. He joined the Navy in the year 1945. He served there only for a year and there after started his saxophone practice. His composition had the spiritual affect which made him rather famous for the duration of the amount of time from 1955 to 1967. He at long last succumbed to liver cancer.

The third in the list is Stan Getz. He was born on 2nd February 1927 in Philadelphia. His actual name is Stanley Gayetzky. Although he was a brilliant in studies, he had a keen interest in music too. He was so involved with saxophone that he dropped out from school and then perused his career in music. To his credit lies ‘The Sound’ title which is widely known and esteemed for it is warm lyrical tone. He passed from physical life at the age of 64.

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20 of 21 persons found the following review helpful.
What’s Not to Like?
By Warren Weise
Let’s see….quality materials, clever design, compact size, easy to use, very affordable. Does this sound like a winning combining to you? I’ve owned closely each brand of saxophone stand on the market and this one is tops, hands down. Even the flute/clarinet peg, if you order one, has a soft covering so that your valuable instruments won’t be marred. A saxophone player must have been involved in coming up with this stand because it does everything you want it to do and not one thing that you don’t want it to do. Well, it may not play a whole-tone scale but that’s in regards to the only thing it can’t do! Buy it, you will be glad you did.

9 of 9 humans found the following review helpful.
Compact and sturdy. This stand in great!
By Lance D. Yorgason
The Hercules alto/tenor sax stand is very well built and easy to use. All you have to do is unfold it and make sure that the metal pins are locked to secure it. I like the foam padding on the stand which protects the finish on saxophones. This stand does not appear to be as big as other stands I have seen in the past. The stand is compact so you may take it with you anywhere. A ought to for each sax player.

7 of 8 people found the following review helpful.
Coolest stand ever
By R. Voigt
I’ve had a lot of stands over the years. Some don’t fold real well, galore had little parts that could fall off and get lost and a great deal of were just big. This baby folds like a champ, little and compact yet sturdy when set up. I would not waste my time attempting to find something that’s a couple bucks cheaper, this is the stand you want.

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