| Of the other sizes, the sopranino and the B bass are fairly common, with instruments smaller than the sopranino being very rare. |
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| Maybe, but I find the bravura in the C major one for sopranino recorder even more remarkable. |
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| Rare forms, representing the extreme ranges of the instrument, include the sopranino, contrabass, and subcontrabass saxophones. |
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| This unique sopranino ocarina made of sterling sylver is a real piece of collection. This is the only one I made. |
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| Their modus operandi: They work every time with virtually the entire range of possible gear, saophone sopranino to bass saophone. |
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| Petri, who plays variously on tenor, alto, soprano, and sopranino recorders as the works demand. |
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| Sunday at First United Methodist Church on instruments that range from the tiny E-flat sopranino to the long contra-alto. |
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| Except for the sopranino and one form of the B♭ soprano saxophone, built straight like a clarinet, saxophones have an upturned lower end and a detachable crook, or neck, at the upper end. |
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| Mr. Braxton ranges broadly within the saxophone family, from B-flat contrabass to E-flat sopranino, and Mr. Hemingway supplements his drum kit with samplers, harmonica, mallet percussion and occasional vocals. |
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| He is one of a handful of saxophonists that has recorded with every principal member of the saxophone family, from the sopranino to the bass saxophone. |
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| The smallest, a sopranino, fits in your pocket and measures only six inches. |
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| Rosemary Robinson will play the spinet with Caroline Jones playing the descant, sopranino and treble recorders. |
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| Sopranino, a daughter of Theatrical and Grade 1 American winner My Darling One, gained a valuable winning bracket in the 13-furlong maiden. |
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