• Key: Eb
  
• Classic Japanese style 
• Full silver plated finish available 
• Artistic engraving
• Selected Leather Pads With Metal Resonator
• Blued needle spring
• Includes Focustyle® mouthpiece, cleaning swab, strap and case

The sopranino saxophone, pitched in Eb and introduced as part of Adolphe Sax’s original saxophone family in the mid-19th century, was designed as one of the smallest and highest-pitched members of the saxophone family, a minor third above the soprano saxophone. Initially rare due to its specialized role.

Its bright, piercing tone made it a niche choice for avant-garde composers and saxophone ensembles, though it was seldom used in early jazz or mainstream settings.

Today, having a sopranino saxophone is necessary for saxophonists involved in specialized ensembles, such as saxophone quartets or choirs, where it provides the highest voice, or for performers exploring contemporary and experimental genres, like those of Anthony Braxton, where its distinctive, cutting timbre adds unique color. Its rarity and specific application make it essential for dedicated professionals or collectors seeking to complete the saxophone family or tackle repertoire requiring its singular sound.