bass saxophone

American  

[beys] / beɪs /

noun

1. a large saxophone of low range, usually supported on a stand while being played.

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Example Sentences

Phil Morris, representing Mr Wilkinson, said: "He is a professional musician who has, for many years, practised his bass saxophone at this property unhindered."

From BBC

That was his inspiration for using a brassy WWII-era ensemble, but throwing into it everything from banjos and mandolins to bass saxophone — a big band for the Big Bang.

From Los Angeles Times

Starr was a music teacher and songwriter who played flute, bass, saxophone and an electronic wind synthesizer.

From Washington Post

His family said he played the flute, bass, saxophone and an electronic wind synthesizer.

From Washington Post

There was a fair bit of my trusty alto bass saxophone strewn throughout.

From The Verge