So basically once upon a time there was a saxophone that just knocked up every single brass and woodwind instrument and this guy found all the children.
Yes, the bass and contrabass aren't experimental saxophones, the bass is less common and the contrabass is very rare. A true experimental saxophone is the sub-contrabass saxophone. Check it on you-tube searching "Attilio Berni play J'elle Stainer subcontrabass saxophone".
I've also watched the version of this video with the subtitles. What a remarkable collection Attilio has, but what is really amazing is just how good he makes them all sound. The saxes at the extreme edges of the register must be very hard to play. I would love to see one of Attilio's concerts.
What a wonderful range of sounds from the amazing saxophone family. So much lung power must be needed for the bass and contrabass sax, which are amazing monsters. Great fun.
Hi, it's a Conn "O-Sax", one of the most rare and beatiful saxophone! His pitch in F and his range from low A to high G, made in 1928 by Conn Company. Bye
Attilio Berni i wish I had a conn-o sax. And a contrabass sax and contrabass clarinet. I play alto sax, Bb clarinet, bass clarinet, Contra Alto clarinet, euphonium, trombone.
Attilio, I really like what you are doing. I double myself and I can only imagine the reed troubles you must experience with all those horns and mouthpieces. Presenting your collection like that with such fine playing is a real service to sax knowledge. Bravo!
Yes, all the saxophones are part of my collection the wich include about 500 vintage saxophones, plus vintage toy-sax, original photos, mouthpieces, accessories, etc...
I purchased more of 7.000 vintage saxophones from 1993 to 2010 and these are from my private collection. They are in my studio and in my collection there are more of 500 vintage and high collectable and rare saxophones.
Hi, the second saxophone is one of most rare woodwind in the world. It's a saxorusophone made by the italian factory Bottali in the first years of '900. It's a non conical saxophone with a saxophone and a shape identical the saxophone but usually played witha double reed as the oboe. It has the double octave key and his mechanism is very very hard...
Hello! I thank you very much for you comment. I'll try to do a good arrangement for "Angel Eyes" and play it with my Conn Chu Berry tenor saxophone. Thanks again and ciao from Itlay :-)
Hello! The name of this unusual saxophone is "Mellosax" a hybrid instrument very similar to a slide saxophone but with a different system. There isn't a slide but a membrane that sliding along the saxophonel opens and closes a long side slit thus realizing a vibrating tube more or less long ...
There is a slide saxophone with a system very similar to a little trombone, that means a slide go up and down as ina trombone. His name is Reiffel & Husted slide saxophone. Also it is in my collection!
I thank you for the comment but the choice of the Saxophobia name is correct and accurate. Saxophobia is understood in the sense of irony and, beyond that, is the title of one of the most famous compositions of Rudy Wiedoeft: the great saxophone's virtuoso and King of the Vaudeville '20s. In this time start the saxophone's craze and have been built most of the instruments that played in my show. Bye...
This instrument is a saxorusophone, also called rothophone, made in Italy around the 1910. It's a sarrusophone with saxophone fingering. You can search on youtube my other video "Saxophobia Live con sottotitoli" the wich include the name of each saxophone...Bye Attilio Berni
Hello! This is a very rare and unusual instrument: it's a bass tarogato. A wooden instrument with a conical bore, a key system and a neck very very similar to a saxophone. It has the double octave key.
Hi, on youtube you can search "Saxophobia Live con sottotitoli" (in english means Saxophobia Live with subtitles). It's the same but with the name of each saxophone as subtitles. Bye!
Hi Michael, I thank you for your questions. Yes, every saxophone needs a very thorough study so that i can know its specific characteristics. It takes time but it is a study that gratifies and enriches artistically ...
! Blown A W A Y ! How did you find this WEIRD Sax - o - phones ! So many different personalities ! AMAZING ! Does somebody lends you a hand to set-up & Pak so much stuff? Made my Day !
hi, this is just amazing, loved every second of the video. are some of these saxophones custom made just for you? or just old instruments? and what is that exact model at 6:27 of the video? i liked it a lot, for some reason, greetings from mexico!!
No! Only the first is an original Adolphe Sax Father tenor saxophone. The other horns are made by other factories as Conn, Selmer, Buescher, King, martin, Lyon & Healy, etc...
what type of mouthpiece? that half muted sound would be cood for quintet ballads, im eagar to see some pricing. It must have taken you years to figure out and perfect a selection of wind instruments this huge... even if they all use basically the same mechanics
Wow! We're talking about this video on the forum SaxontheWeb. Would there be any chance you could redo the video with all the names of the saxophones you are playing on the screen?
Hello, It's a jazzophon and special trumpet with shape of saxophone, two bells and playable with a saxophone mouthpiece. On the youtube channel of "Attilio Berni" You can see the same video with subtitles and also mine other videos... Ciao!
Hello...it's is one of the most rare woodwinds. It's a saxorusophone, an hybrid from sarrusophone and saxophone, with a double octave key made by italian Roth-Bottali Company in the first years of the 1900. Bye...
how do I obtain a copy of the DVD? I live in London England. I tried writing to the email address you posted earlier but somehow it won't allow me to send it.
Hi, the name of the second instrument is Rothophone or Saxorusophone. You cand check all my saxophones and their names searching on you tube "saxophobia live con sottotitoli"
Just curious, what's the instrument that looks like a double bassoon bocal bass clarinet, but sounds like a bari sax? It's from approximately 00:46 to 01:05
I think you said your tenor with what looks like a dark body and gold colored neck is called a "Cinn Chu Berry Tenor"? Well I was wondering if that's the one you used to play fourth right and if so what is the song that comes right after (which is the slower one) and another thing, who is that singer you're playing along with, what is she singing, and how did you do that and make it look so cool :D
I already posted another video on youtube that shows all the names of the saxophones. Search for "Saxophobia con sottotitotli" or check out all other videos on my youtube channel ...
Hi Attilio, is there anywhere on the internet I can get a list of all the repotoire in this amazing video? I'm setting up my own quartet and we're struggling to find pieces to play :)
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So basically once upon a time there was a saxophone that just knocked up every single brass and woodwind instrument and this guy found all the children.
it's canon
@@isetta4083 He is my professor
Yes, the bass and contrabass aren't experimental saxophones, the bass is less common and the contrabass is very rare. A true experimental saxophone is the sub-contrabass saxophone.
Check it on you-tube searching "Attilio Berni play J'elle Stainer subcontrabass saxophone".
Do you own the J'elle Stainer subcontrabass saxophone?
There like 50k to buy one...
I've also watched the version of this video with the subtitles. What a remarkable collection Attilio has, but what is really amazing is just how good he makes them all sound. The saxes at the extreme edges of the register must be very hard to play. I would love to see one of Attilio's concerts.
What a wonderful range of sounds from the amazing saxophone family. So much lung power must be needed for the bass and contrabass sax, which are amazing monsters. Great fun.
Today is Adolphe Sax birthday ! Congratulations to this master !
Thanks... :-)
Affascinante... cosi tante sonorità, timbri, e tutte espresse al massimo!
Thanks for posting this video. People like you make life better. Miei complimenti dal Brasile.
Hi,
it's a Conn "O-Sax", one of the most rare and beatiful saxophone!
His pitch in F and his range from low A to high G, made in 1928 by Conn Company.
Bye
Attilio Berni i wish I had a conn-o sax. And a contrabass sax and contrabass clarinet. I play alto sax, Bb clarinet, bass clarinet, Contra Alto clarinet, euphonium, trombone.
The song with Adolphe Sax tenor is "Autumn Leaves" while the second is "My Funny Valentine". Ciao :-)
Attilio, I really like what you are doing. I double myself and I can only imagine the reed troubles you must experience with all those horns and mouthpieces. Presenting your collection like that with such fine playing is a real service to sax knowledge. Bravo!
Yes, all the saxophones are part of my collection the wich include about 500 vintage saxophones, plus vintage toy-sax, original photos, mouthpieces, accessories, etc...
Excelente....nunca había visto que alguien interpretara tanta variedad de Saxofones y les diera el sonido y estílo que es....felicidades!!!!
Great demo of the large variety of saxes!
-- Debb Saxx, Florida
La mejor colección de saxofones que haya visto :') podría pasar mi vida entera en un cuarto con pan, agua, luz y esa gran colección de saxofones.
This is the best thing I've seen in my entire life.
Magnificent performance and playing. Thanks for the demonstration and exceptional musical skill. I play sax, but nothing like this!
D+,sem comentários ,esse cara é muito bom,queria muito ter este domínio no sax,é lindo o jazz.
Oi!
Muito obrigado para sua apreciação.
Eu nunca foram exibidos no Brasil, mas eu adoraria .... quem sabe no futuro.
Olá
I purchased more of 7.000 vintage saxophones from 1993 to 2010 and these are from my private collection. They are in my studio and in my collection there are more of 500 vintage and high collectable and rare saxophones.
Hi, the second saxophone is one of most rare woodwind in the world. It's a saxorusophone made by the italian factory Bottali in the first years of '900. It's a non conical saxophone with a saxophone and a shape identical the saxophone but usually played witha double reed as the oboe. It has the double octave key and his mechanism is very very hard...
Wow such a great and versatile player, congratulation. A real professional.
The sax at 7:40 is a Couesnophone made by Couesnon in '20s. It's been played by the great Adrian Rollini and called "Goofus Sax"
At 2:16 is the legendary Conn-O-Sax
Hello! I thank you very much for you comment. I'll try to do a good arrangement for "Angel Eyes" and play it with my Conn Chu Berry tenor saxophone. Thanks again and ciao from Itlay :-)
Hello!
The name of this unusual saxophone is "Mellosax" a hybrid instrument very similar to a slide saxophone but with a different system. There isn't a slide but a membrane that sliding along the saxophonel opens and closes a long side slit thus realizing a vibrating tube more or less long ...
EXCELENTE ESTA SUA APRESENTAÇÃO!
VOCE JÁ FEZ ALGUM SHOW AQUI NO BRASIL? MEUS PARABÉNS, VOCÊ É UM GRANDE E CRIATIVO MÚSICO.
I haven't wat he'd this in two and a half weeks, and yet I still love it, I will meet you someday hopefully at one of your concerts haha
The song is the famous "Oblivion" di Astor Piazzola. Ciao :-)
Essentially a million dollars worth of instruments most of which are completely impractical, however also incredibly cool. I’m in!
Yes, I've about 500 saxophones and many of them are regular instruments as Mark VI, SBA, Keilwert SX90, etc...
There is a slide saxophone with a system very similar to a little trombone, that means a slide go up and down as ina trombone. His name is Reiffel & Husted slide saxophone. Also it is in my collection!
I thank you for the comment but the choice of the Saxophobia name is correct and accurate. Saxophobia is understood in the sense of irony and, beyond that, is the title of one of the most famous compositions of Rudy Wiedoeft: the great saxophone's virtuoso and King of the Vaudeville '20s.
In this time start the saxophone's craze and have been built most of the instruments that played in my show. Bye...
Bravo maestro!
Grazie! se hai tempo visita il Museo del Saxofono www.museodelsaxofono.com
Coisa linda! parabéns! primeira vez que ví tanta variedades de saxofones.
This instrument is a saxorusophone, also called rothophone, made in Italy around the 1910. It's a sarrusophone with saxophone fingering. You can search on youtube my other video "Saxophobia Live con sottotitoli" the wich include the name of each saxophone...Bye Attilio Berni
Hello! This is a very rare and unusual instrument: it's a bass tarogato. A wooden instrument with a conical bore, a key system and a neck very very similar to a saxophone. It has the double octave key.
! impresionante músico ! gracias
Es lo mas hermoso que he escuchado me he enamorado de los saxofones
Yes, I play the Tubax in Eb and a Tubax in Bb (also called sub-contrabass) but not in this concert!... :-)
Hi...you can search on you tube the "Saxophobia Live con sottotitoli", it's the same video but include the name of each saxophone.
What instrument is at 0:46?
It's a baritone Rothphone also called saxorusophone made by italian Bottali in 1906
I never get tired of your playing, by the way I'm not sure if you did it during this video but you should do angel eyes
Muchas gracias por sus palabras bonitas ... Hola!
The Tenor at the beginning sounded soooo nice ...............................
It's a Jazzophone, a trumpet with a sax shape. It play with a particular saxophone mouthpiece
Hi, on youtube you can search "Saxophobia Live con sottotitoli" (in english means Saxophobia Live with subtitles). It's the same but with the name of each saxophone as subtitles. Bye!
Never seen nor heard most of these horns? A real pro imagine the time working with each horn to concert perfection?
Hi Michael,
I thank you for your questions. Yes, every saxophone needs a very thorough study so that i can know its specific characteristics. It takes time but it is a study that gratifies and enriches artistically ...
Hi, the saxophone is the most rare vintage saxophone in the world: it's a Conn O Sax in F.
The song is Oblivion of Astor Piazzolla
! Blown A W A Y ! How did you find this WEIRD Sax - o - phones ! So many different personalities ! AMAZING ! Does somebody lends you a hand to set-up & Pak so much stuff?
Made my Day !
Hi,
it's a a Roth saxorusophone, a sarrusophone with a saxophone fingering made in Italy around the first year of 1900.
Ciao!
Is it posible to try some of the saxophones somewhere?
I realy like playing the saxophone and i like trying diferent saxes.
Este no hombre no es de este mundo. Un monstruo del Saxophon.
Hello. Impressive :)
Does anyone know what is the official name of the "trumpet-sax" at 06:50, who built it, etc??
So amazing ;)
bom Attílio Berrni parabens do italiano do Brasil
Olá, muito obrigado por suas palavras e loe sua apreciação.
awesome!
wow...i didnt even know some of these exsisted
Great video ! Can you play classical repertory too ?
Thanks for you comment... Yes I play also classic repertory. In the next months I'll put on my youtube page some my classic performances.
hi, this is just amazing, loved every second of the video.
are some of these saxophones custom made just for you? or just old instruments?
and what is that exact model at 6:27 of the video?
i liked it a lot, for some reason,
greetings from mexico!!
No! Only the first is an original Adolphe Sax Father tenor saxophone. The other horns are made by other factories as Conn, Selmer, Buescher, King, martin, Lyon & Healy, etc...
what type of mouthpiece? that half muted sound would be cood for quintet ballads, im eagar to see some pricing. It must have taken you years to figure out and perfect a selection of wind instruments this huge... even if they all use basically the same mechanics
Thank you for that elucidation!
Hi, it's a Jazzophone. A trumpet shaped as a saxophone with two bells and played with a particular saxophone mouthpiece for trumpet.
Great tone!
Hi, the name of this song is "Fourthright"i Bob Mintzer
QUANDO FOR SE APRESENTAR AQUI, ME COMUNIQUE. SAUDAÇÕES MUSICAIS!
fantastico unico eccezionale
Wow! We're talking about this video on the forum SaxontheWeb. Would there be any chance you could redo the video with all the names of the saxophones you are playing on the screen?
;-; dang my band director was talking about a few of these the contrabass bari sax! this is really cool!
What kind of alto is that, its gorgeous!
what was the song at 6:51, I very much like the sound of an instrument able to be changed in many variations
Whisper Not by Benny Golson
I didnt know there was so many types of Sax AWSOME
It's a special saxophone mouthpiece for play the trumpet. Yes it has the single reed.
could you do a video on your rothophone/saxorusophone im really interested in one
Inspiring to say the least, very encouraging as to the possibilities
Hello,
It's a jazzophon and special trumpet with shape of saxophone, two bells and playable with a saxophone mouthpiece.
On the youtube channel of "Attilio Berni" You can see the same video with subtitles and also mine other videos...
Ciao!
Hello...it's is one of the most rare woodwinds.
It's a saxorusophone, an hybrid from sarrusophone and saxophone, with a double octave key made by italian Roth-Bottali Company in the first years of the 1900. Bye...
Hello,
it's a bass tarogato. A wooden instrument very similar to saxophone for conical bore, neck, mouthpiece and fingering key system.
What's on 6.50 ?
how do I obtain a copy of the DVD? I live in London England. I tried writing to the email address you posted earlier but somehow it won't allow me to send it.
This is Brilliant. I especially liked the Wooden Sax at 8:10.
Hi, the name of the second instrument is Rothophone or Saxorusophone. You cand check all my saxophones and their names searching on you tube "saxophobia live con sottotitoli"
What is the first song that you played?
It sounds very nice
What are the names of the songs you play on your vintage Adolphe sax tenor and on your rothophone
I also bought a curved sopranino in NY made by LA Sax, but can't play as he does. I am also struggling with my soprillo.
What was the first type of saxophone that you have ever owned?
6:04 What song is that?
Just curious, what's the instrument that looks like a double bassoon bocal bass clarinet, but sounds like a bari sax? It's from approximately 00:46 to 01:05
bravo,
Il faudrait les noms des instruments joués en sous-tritre.
I think you said your tenor with what looks like a dark body and gold colored neck is called a "Cinn Chu Berry Tenor"? Well I was wondering if that's the one you used to play fourth right and if so what is the song that comes right after (which is the slower one) and another thing, who is that singer you're playing along with, what is she singing, and how did you do that and make it look so cool :D
Also how many conn o-saxes are there in the world?
What is the saxophone at 0:47? If still for sale anywhere, where could i get one???
Hi... it's a Bottali saxorusophone anyway if you search "Saxophobia Live con sottotitoli" on youtube You can see the name of all saxophones. Bye
Its a rothophone. They are extremely hard to come by. I have found a few on sale but it takes a long time to come across one for sale.
Captivating performance.
Most entertaining......BRAVO
Thank you for the reference!! Have a good day :)
Simplesmemnte maravilhoso
Incrível. Parabéns à todos!!!
Is there any way you could list all of the different saxophones' names? Amazing compilation, thank you!
I already posted another video on youtube that shows all the names of the saxophones. Search for "Saxophobia con sottotitotli" or check out all other videos on my youtube channel ...
Hello! Yes, You can locate the same video with the names of each instrument looking for "Saxophobia con sottotitoli" on youtube. Ciao!
Yes,
You can search "saxophobia con sottotitoli" or click on ruclips.net/video/v0tFp2_H3R8/видео.html
wow, I wish I knew were to get unique saxes likes these
what's the saxophone at 1:55
It's the Nixon Straight Baritone... if you search "Saxophobia Live con sottotitoli" on youtube You can see the name of all saxophones
Attilio Berni that looks like a bason
Hi Attilio, is there anywhere on the internet I can get a list of all the repotoire in this amazing video? I'm setting up my own quartet and we're struggling to find pieces to play :)
Hi Tom, if you want I can send you the list of my repertoire....giveme your e-mail address.
Attilio
Attilio Berni can I get the same request