Why do many cartoons tend to use saxophone as background music when encountering ambiguous and wonderful scenes?

The saxophone was invented by Adolf in 1840. His original idea was to design a bass instrument for the orchestra used by the army. But he became famous in a brothel in America. The jazz music played by a musician made saxophone really enter thousands of households, so the music played by saxophone was labeled as sexy and charming.

Today, the music played by saxophone has experienced more than a century of development. There are also many styles and genres of performance, and the diversity of saxophone music has expanded the appreciation range and choice of the broad masses. Generally speaking, in movies, before 2 1 century, many background music would use saxophone.

Saxophone is driven by the vibration of whistle and flute head. Simply put, it is a vibrating sound generator. His vibrating voice is full and full, and the air pressure is low. It is precisely because of the special timbre of saxophone that it is mostly used in movies or ambiguous scenes of animation.

And the music played by saxophone sounds quite coquettish! The jazz played by saxophone is more familiar to everyone. Jazz originated from black music and was played in bars, pubs and other places. Sexy and lyrical, and saxophone's voice is more magnetic and deeper, which is most suitable for all kinds of ambiguous scenes to make music!