Hi... In my collection I have over 500 vintage saxophones and is therefore very difficult to play them every day but the passion for this pipe is great and mysterious so let's say I play them very often. Many of them are quite difficult to play and require a lot of practice. Thank you for your comment... :-)
1.Autumn leaves 2.My funny Valentine 3.Like someone in love 4.Tin Tin Deo 5.Oblivion 6.Someday my prince will come 7.Confirmation 8.Mana de carnival 9.Fourtright 10.The shadow of your smile 11.There will never be another you 12.In walked bud 13.Doodlin’ 14.Sax-O-Doodle 15.Mood Indigo 16.Wishper not 17.Night and Day 18.The nearess of you 19.St.Thomas 20.Undecided 21.The girl from Ipanema You could purchase my "Saxophobia Live" double DVD
I thank You for your comment. I am a saxophonist, collector and historian for this reason my job is to "own" a saxophone at 360 degrees, from every point of view ... from that of historical knowledge, timbre, techniques, even emotional ones ...
Un lavoro straordinario. Tanta qualità nelle interpretazioni e un enorme contributo alla musica, alla cultura, all'arte e alla sua diffusione. Complimenti e grazie per la condivisione Attilio. !¡!
Hello, thanks for your interest! In addiction at the two DVD, there is a booklet with details and pics of all instruments, their caractheristics, history and general infromation about the vintage saxophones.
è incredibile quanto versatile sia questo strumento ... e pensare che non lo troviamo nelle orchestre classiche a causa delle animosità personali è straziante
Hello! Thanks for your opinion. In my Saxophobia performance for each saxophone I use a particular and specific mouthpiece that enhances the timbre of the instrument and is particularly suitable for the pitch. Infact many of these instruments haven't a pitch with the 440Hz (the bass and soprano tarogatos, the Adolphe Sax Father tenor and others ...). For the tenor sax Conn Chu Berry Artist I utilize a Selmer Soloist short shank hard rubber mouthpiece modified by the great Ralph Morgan.
If you like I realized a professional double DVD (it include a booklet with the history of all the saxophones) with a live recording of more than two hours of my concert. The sale price is 30 euros plus shipping cost (payment by credit card or Paypal). Thanks again for your appreciations and Regards. Attilio Berni
The Rothophone is in effect a sarrusophone with the shape of the saxophone. In my collection I own a quartet of them (alto, tenor, baritone and soprano), usually I play the baritone and the alto, both have a very distinctive sound. I play them with a saxophone mouthpiece and with a double-reed.
Interessantissimo video. Assolutamente da vedere per qualsiasi appassionato di sassofoni. Anch'io voglio un sax a coulisse! Si sa quanti esemplari ne furono prodotti? A quanto si aggirano le valtazioni .... trovandolo? Il sax tromba si suona con un normale bocchino da sax? Per superare i limiti delle note suonabili con i pistoni, si usano gli armonici? Complimenti per la collezione, lo spettacolo e l'ottimo controllo dei vari soprani, sopranini e soprilli.
Hello, sincerely in my experience the Rothophone has a very similar timbre, beatiful and very focus, to the Sarrusophone but only if you play them using a double reed. Using a single reed mouthpiece the timbre is a bit more rude and also the tune isn't perfect. Thanks and ciao!
i was wondering if i can get the charts that you played in this video and if possible any saxophone exercises. By the way you are one of the most amazing sax players i have heard.
I am very very pleased with the sound of the Adolphe Sax 1864 tenor saxophone, I am interested to know what mouthpiece you were using on that saxophone ? I have a number of tenor saxophones from 1870 - 1890 in my collection (And of course a Soprilla :-) )
thank you ~ Attilio Berni ! i love the Sprano Saxophone and Alto&Tenor Saxophone,so i have the Homemade B flat sprano saxophone, because it’s test......
Hi, thanks for your message. I purchased this very particolar saxophone in US but it's an absolutely custom made musical instrument so isn't possible to purchase another of them. I'm sorry...
Maestro, I have a question about the Rothophone. it is of course very similar to the Sarrusophone developed originally by Gautrot in France. I have read that the problem with the Sarrusophone was that its high range was weak compare to the bass and midrange. In your experience, does the Rothophone have a similar problem? I have wondered if the Rothophone was really meant to be an improvement of the Sarrusophone that corrected this problem. Grazi!
As someone who has started to learn to play the alto sax, my dream one day would be to play a Grafton alto sax and the Con-o-sax but I know how rare they are. 3:39 is that a straight alto? Never knew there were any.
This us a weird question lol but I've come across a few images that show bass clarinets in bassoon form. Would you happen to know anything about that. Thanks
...and what would be the oddity? maybe you're renting a common Conn Chu Berry baritone... certainly it is not the model iI use in my show. My baritone is a Chu Berry "Artist Virtuoso Deluxe" model, fully gold plated and engraved on the whole body, from the bell to the neck, it has also the mother of pearl keys on all sides. I think it is really very difficult for a saxophone so rare to be leased, i would never do that ...
Thank you for the video Mr. Berni! I just have one question: What mouthpiece are you using for your jazzophone? And did you need to change the neck in order to get it to fit?
Hello, thanks for your interest... The mouthpiece is a special custom made saxophone mouthpiece for trumpet owned at the great Heddie Harris. For play the jazzophone I don't neeed of change nothing...
Hello, it's a Roth-Bottali baritone saxorusophone made in Italy by Bottali Company. I play it using a Reunyon basson single reed mouthpiece and with a sopranino saxophone reed...
Attilio Berni ecco a proposito del saxorusofono volevo chiedervene meglio il funzionamento di questo splendido saxofono che io ho particolarmente amato
Hello, no the tarogato is a different instrument: it's an hungarian instrument. The mouthpiece is enough similar to clarinet mouthpiece. The fingering is very similar to saxophone fingering but the tarogato is a conical woodwind as the saxophone while the clarinet has a cilindric tube.
Hi, my collection is currently made up of about 600 saxophones, 300 vintage toys and thousands of photos, accessories, mouthpieces, documents etc ... I have been a collector for over 30 years and in my life I have bought over 12000 musical instruments from every part of the world, mainly from the United States of America.
The mouthpiece is much more practical and easy but the sound is a bit awkward and rude, with the double-reed a little more complicated but the timbre is beautiful. Both have some problems with intonation on the low notes and with mechanism on high notes. The volume is fairly uniform and homogeneous in all registers. Bye!
Hi...
In my collection I have over 500 vintage saxophones and is therefore very difficult to play them every day but the passion for this pipe is great and mysterious so let's say I play them very often. Many of them are quite difficult to play and require a lot of practice. Thank you for your comment... :-)
WOW!
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Gracias maestro por enseñarnos esas maravillas
BRAVISSIMO come sassofonista cambiando tanti non cambiano le posizioni-
1.Autumn leaves 2.My funny Valentine 3.Like someone in love 4.Tin Tin Deo 5.Oblivion 6.Someday my prince will come 7.Confirmation 8.Mana de carnival 9.Fourtright 10.The shadow of your smile 11.There will never be another you 12.In walked bud 13.Doodlin’ 14.Sax-O-Doodle 15.Mood Indigo 16.Wishper not 17.Night and Day
18.The nearess of you 19.St.Thomas 20.Undecided 21.The girl from Ipanema
You could purchase my "Saxophobia Live" double DVD
Finally a collector that can actually play 😂
I thank You for your comment. I am a saxophonist, collector and historian for this reason my job is to "own" a saxophone at 360 degrees, from every point of view ... from that of historical knowledge, timbre, techniques, even emotional ones ...
Un lavoro straordinario. Tanta qualità nelle interpretazioni e un enorme contributo alla musica, alla cultura, all'arte e alla sua diffusione. Complimenti e grazie per la condivisione Attilio. !¡!
Ti ringrazio molto per le belle considerazioni...
Grazie, signor Berni - questa è una straordinaria dimostrazione di tanti grandi strumenti. Lei è un virtuoso!
Hello,
thanks for your interest!
In addiction at the two DVD, there is a booklet with details and pics of all instruments, their caractheristics, history and general infromation about the vintage saxophones.
Hello,
no...i don't know Mr. Chandler. Fantastic....very interesting video. I thank You very much!
è incredibile quanto versatile sia questo strumento ... e pensare che non lo troviamo nelle orchestre classiche a causa delle animosità personali è straziante
No, it's a baritone Rothophone (also called saxorusophone). The name of the company is the Roth-Bottali (italian made).
This is great. That Conn-O-Sax is very rare, I think there are less than 10 that exist at all, and it sounds beautiful.
Thanks for the positive comment. Yes, the Conn O-Sax is the most rare saxophone in the world. It's a sort of "Stradivari of the saxophones"... :-)
Great video by a great artist with a super collection.
I thank You very much for your appreciations...
Questa è goduria 😍😍😍😍 bravissimo e collezione spettacolare
Thank you very much!
Hello!
Thanks for your opinion.
In my Saxophobia performance for each saxophone I use a particular and specific mouthpiece that enhances the timbre of the instrument and is particularly suitable for the pitch. Infact many of these instruments haven't a pitch with the 440Hz (the bass and soprano tarogatos, the Adolphe Sax Father tenor and others ...). For the tenor sax Conn Chu Berry Artist I utilize a Selmer Soloist short shank hard rubber mouthpiece modified by the great Ralph Morgan.
If you like I realized a professional double DVD (it include a booklet with the history of all the saxophones) with a live recording of more than two hours of my concert.
The sale price is 30 euros plus shipping cost (payment by credit card or Paypal).
Thanks again for your appreciations and Regards.
Attilio Berni
The Rothophone is in effect a sarrusophone with the shape of the saxophone.
In my collection I own a quartet of them (alto, tenor, baritone and soprano), usually I play the baritone and the alto, both have a very distinctive sound.
I play them with a saxophone mouthpiece and with a double-reed.
grande prof...villa San Giovanni in Tuscia è cm te
Bei tempi!
Belo belo belíssimo
Bravo
Excelente maestro! felicidades
I think it's fun that since I only have one saxophone just to try playing all of these songs on tenor sax, it works fairly well!
Dang, love the sopraninos!
Really nice playing!
Great respect!
Love this. I need to add more saxes to my collection!!!
Interessantissimo video. Assolutamente da vedere per qualsiasi appassionato di sassofoni.
Anch'io voglio un sax a coulisse! Si sa quanti esemplari ne furono prodotti? A quanto si aggirano le valtazioni .... trovandolo?
Il sax tromba si suona con un normale bocchino da sax? Per superare i limiti delle note suonabili con i pistoni, si usano gli armonici?
Complimenti per la collezione, lo spettacolo e l'ottimo controllo dei vari soprani, sopranini e soprilli.
Belíssimo 🎶🎶🎷👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
I thank You for the comment. You can see these and other very unusual musical instruments at Italian Saxophone Museum - www.museodelsaxofono.com
Hi...the first song is "Autumn Leaves".
Hello,
sincerely in my experience the Rothophone has a very similar timbre, beatiful and very focus, to the Sarrusophone but only if you play them using a double reed. Using a single reed mouthpiece the timbre is a bit more rude and also the tune isn't perfect.
Thanks and ciao!
おどろいた！こんなにもサックスに種類があるなんて知らなかった！
i was wondering if i can get the charts that you played in this video and if possible any saxophone exercises. By the way you are one of the most amazing sax players i have heard.
Hi,
thanks for the comment...Yes, I know very well the The Chandler Music Instrument Museum.
Bye!
I am very very pleased with the sound of the Adolphe Sax 1864 tenor saxophone, I am interested to know what mouthpiece you were using on that saxophone ?
I have a number of tenor saxophones from 1870 - 1890 in my collection (And of course a Soprilla :-) )
What type of tenor mouthpiece does he use on the Chu Berry tenor? I love the sound!
Hi,i'm from china,i like your playing the more classic saxophobia video,May i share it??
Hello, yes, no problem you can share it... Thanks for your interest!
thank you ~ Attilio Berni ! i love the Sprano Saxophone and Alto&Tenor Saxophone,so i have the Homemade B flat sprano saxophone, because it’s test......
What was the first song you played?
It sounds amazing
Where did you aquire the Red Fish, to be honest that would be a nice piece to have in the future
Hi, thanks for your message. I purchased this very particolar saxophone in US but it's an absolutely custom made musical instrument so isn't possible to purchase another of them. I'm sorry...
@@AttilioBerni thanks for the reply, these unorthodox instruments have always caught my eye
@@AttilioBerni what was the song that was played with that
Maestro, I have a question about the Rothophone. it is of course very similar to the Sarrusophone developed originally by Gautrot in France. I have read that the problem with the Sarrusophone was that its high range was weak compare to the bass and midrange. In your experience, does the Rothophone have a similar problem? I have wondered if the Rothophone was really meant to be an improvement of the Sarrusophone that corrected this problem. Grazi!
do you practice them all every day?
that wouldn't be practical, though. great job!
@saxorusophone Thank you for the information. What information do you have on the DVD?
Anyone got a list of all the songs played in this video?
Cheers,
Dave
As someone who has started to learn to play the alto sax, my dream one day would be to play a Grafton alto sax and the Con-o-sax but I know how rare they are. 3:39 is that a straight alto? Never knew there were any.
Hi... yes it's a Buescher Straight alto saxophone made in 1928.
Impressive!
Please can someone post the songs he is playing? Thanks in Advance. :)
This us a weird question lol but I've come across a few images that show bass clarinets in bassoon form. Would you happen to know anything about that. Thanks
Where can l watch full version ?
Like it so curious and fun amd good
And very impressive to me
@@user-gb9ni8kv2h Hi you can see a full version at ua-cam.com/video/swNJQt8e0DA/v-deo.htmlsi=xa58_rzAtV06MDTc
@@AttilioBerni Thankyou ! from korea !!
The song is "Night and day"....I'm sorry but there aren't the traslations of the subtitles.
Watching this is like all kinds of exquisite sweets...
I thank You very much... :-)
...and what would be the oddity? maybe you're renting a common Conn Chu Berry baritone... certainly it is not the model iI use in my show. My baritone is a Chu Berry "Artist Virtuoso Deluxe" model, fully gold plated and engraved on the whole body, from the bell to the neck, it has also the mother of pearl keys on all sides. I think it is really very difficult for a saxophone so rare to be leased, i would never do that ...
Do you have any separate recording for couesnon saxie? I still cannot find anything to listen how it exactly sounds
What was the name of the song that you played the goofus sax to? And are there english subtitles/translations to the DVDs?
i want a slide saxophone!
What was that first song you played on the 1925 Conn Chu Berry Tenor?
Thank you for the video Mr. Berni! I just have one question: What mouthpiece are you using for your jazzophone? And did you need to change the neck in order to get it to fit?
Hello, thanks for your interest... The mouthpiece is a special custom made saxophone mouthpiece for trumpet owned at the great Heddie Harris. For play the jazzophone I don't neeed of change nothing...
I like the sound of the straight baritone sax at 2:16. It sounds sexy
what mouthpiece are you using for the saxorusophone?
thanks
Hello,
it's a Roth-Bottali baritone saxorusophone made in Italy by Bottali Company. I play it using a Reunyon basson single reed mouthpiece and with a sopranino saxophone reed...
Attilio Berni ecco a proposito del saxorusofono volevo chiedervene meglio il funzionamento di questo splendido saxofono che io ho particolarmente amato
stud's got quite an embouchure.
What do you mean by "Tarogato" in English??
Could it be "Clarinet"?
Hello, no the tarogato is a different instrument: it's an hungarian instrument. The mouthpiece is enough similar to clarinet mouthpiece. The fingering is very similar to saxophone fingering but the tarogato is a conical woodwind as the saxophone while the clarinet has a cilindric tube.
Attilio Berni Thank you for your kindness!!
I am Japanese and could not find any information on the internet.
Wow zero dislikes? Goes to show only saxophonists look this hard for such odd videos :-)
Where does he get these things?
Hi, my collection is currently made up of about 600 saxophones, 300 vintage toys and thousands of photos, accessories, mouthpieces, documents etc ... I have been a collector for over 30 years and in my life I have bought over 12000 musical instruments from every part of the world, mainly from the United States of America.
Okay forget the saxophones is that a 5 string upright bass
No, it is a four string as far as can be told by freezing the frames when the camera zooms in on the bassist from time to time.
@@zapatogrande1 If you pause at 1:44 it does look like it has 5 strings
The mouthpiece is much more practical and easy but the sound is a bit awkward and rude, with the double-reed a little more complicated but the timbre is beautiful.
Both have some problems with intonation on the low notes and with mechanism on high notes. The volume is fairly uniform and homogeneous in all registers. Bye!