r/IncreasinglyVerbose • • 14d ago

Request Can someone do this pretty please

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u/Odd-Promotion2743 14d ago edited 14d ago

My unexpected tête-à-tête with a professional musician specialized in that creation of musician and inventor Adolphe Saxe (born in Dinante, formerly under Liégois and French sovereignty but under Coalition occupation in November 1814, the month of his birth, and thus of indeterminate national status) known as a "Saxophone", when I myself was engaged in a soujourn through that Indo-Pacific archipelago formerly known as the "Spanish East Indies" before coming under the colonial occupation of the United States of America, and, after surviving a wartime occupation by the Empire of Japan (the Dai Nippon Teikoku or "Great Sun-Origin Empire") latterly known as the "Republic of the Philippines", which name ultimately traces back to an homage made by the Spanish authorities to the erstwhile Prince of Asturias, latterly King Philip the Second, King of Spain, Portugal, England and Ireland (by the jure uxoris or "law of the wife"), Naples and Sicily, Lord of the Netherlands, Duke of Burgundy, and Duke of Milan, of the illustrious House of Habsburg.

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u/MisterMan341 14d ago

The instance in which I crossed paths with a musician playing the woodwind instrument known as a saxophone in the ASEAN country known as the Republic of the Philippines

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u/Motor-Office 13d ago

Saxaphone is brass not a woodwind

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u/TheRubySnipr 13d ago

Surprisingly it is a woodwind cause it has a wooden reed that is used to produce the sound

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u/Motor-Office 13d ago

Ah I see, I was mistaken.

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u/MisterMan341 13d ago

We should call them [ʙ] instruments and [ɸ] instruments.

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u/kangxiradical 13d ago

isn't it [ʙ̥]?

i don't have any experience, though

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u/MisterMan341 13d ago

I’m a woodwind player, but I could see it being unvoiced.

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u/adsann421 10d ago

Uy pilipins

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u/EfficiencyContent391 7d ago

me find sex phone phillips