File:CarlSchillerTenor Saxophone.jpg
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A 'Carl Schiller' tenor saxophone, made by Dorfler & Jorka in Nauheim (West Germany) circa 1960s.
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English: A 'Carl Schiller' tenor saxophone, made by Dorfler & Jorka in Nauheim (West Germany) circa 1960s. Note the rolled tone-holes. It is very similar to a Keilwerth 'Tone King' tenor saxophone both in terms of design and also its tonal characteristics, but obviously was made by a different manufacturer. Keilwerth had a close and complicated relationship with Dorfler & Jorka, so these similarities are not surprising. |
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