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Though it looks as if it belongs in the brass family, the saxophone actually belongs in the woodwind family. why so?

Though it looks as if it belongs in the brass family, the saxophone actually belongs in the woodwind family. why so?
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though it looks as if it belongs in the brass family, the saxophone actually belongs in the woodwind family. why so?

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Answer: it generates sound with a single reed.

Explanation: So it is classified as a woodwind rather than as a brass instrument.

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