Wind & Reed, 116 Pleasant Street, Easthampton, MA (2026)

09/14/2026

The Long Tone: A Patent-Pending Extension of the Saxophone’s Lower Range

Meet The Long Tone, Wind & Reed’s patent-pending acoustic saxophone range extension. We’re seeking manufacturing, development, and licensing partners.

Wind & Reed is seeking manufacturing and licensing partners Wind & Reed has developed a patent-pending acoustic extension designed to expand the lower range of the saxophone beyond its lowest naturally available note. Known as The Long Tone, the invention extends the instrument’s effective air col...

09/09/2026

Wind & Reed Jam Session (October 2026)
Join us for the Wind & Reed Jazz Jam Session at 50 Arrow Gallery!

Musicians of all levels are welcome to bring an instrument, sign up, and jam alongside our house band of professional local musicians.

Whether you're looking to sharpen your skills, meet other players in the community, perform in front of an audience, or just have a great time making music, this session is for you.

The evening will begin with a 30-minute opening set from the house band, followed by a 90-minute open jam session with a first-come, first-served sign-up list. Players will have opportunities to solo, accompany, experiment, and express themselves in a supportive and collaborative environment.

All styles, experience levels, and creative approaches are encouraged — just keep it respectful, musical, and fun.

Suggested donation: $5 plus tips

Bring your horn, sticks, voice, pedals, weird instruments, or just come hang and listen.

Join us for the Wind & Reed Jazz Jam Session at 50 Arrow Gallery! Musicians of all levels are welcome to bring an instrument, sign up, and jam alongside our house band of professional local musicians. Whether you're looking to sharpen your skills, meet other players in the community, perform in fron...

09/08/2026

1928 C.G. Conn New Wonder Series II Alto Saxophone – Silver Plate, Replacement Brass Neck
This C.G. Conn New Wonder Series II alto saxophone, serial number M212587, was made around 1928 during the height of Conn’s classic New Wonder period. These American-made professional saxophones are known for their broad tonal presence, flexibility, and unmistakably big Conn sound - and this one is very much a player’s horn.
It may not check every box for a collector. The silver-plated body is paired with a replacement brass neck, giving the horn an obviously non-original appearance and keeping it out of the completely original, collector-grade category. But that's also part of what makes this horn interesting: you're not paying a premium for originality or museum-quality cosmetics. You're getting a nearly century-old professional Conn that's been set up to be played.
The horn has been recently serviced, adjusted, and regulated, with fresh cork where needed. The pads are used but remain serviceable with plenty of life remaining, and the saxophone does not presently need an overhaul.

This C.G. Conn New Wonder Series II alto saxophone, serial number M212587, was made around 1928 during the height of Conn’s classic New Wonder period. These American-made professional saxophones are known for their broad tonal presence, flexibility, and unmistakably big Conn sound - and this one i...

09/01/2026

Hug & Co. Zürich E♭ Sopranino Saxophone c.1920s - Couesnon Attributed
An exceptionally rare early E♭ sopranino saxophone, retailed by Hug & Co. of Zürich, Switzerland, and dating to approximately the early-to-mid 1920s. Based on extensive comparison with surviving period instruments and contemporary documentation, we believe this instrument was manufactured in France by Couesnon & Cie., although we are conservatively presenting the maker attribution rather than representing it as definitive.
At approximately 17 inches in overall length, this is a true early sopranino rather than a soprano or novelty saxophone. Couesnon is documented as manufacturing E♭ sopraninos during this period: the company's 1912 price list offered sopraninos in multiple grades, while its 1924 catalog specifically references the Couesnon sopranino. Most compellingly, a scholarly study published by the American Musical Instrument Society documents an early E♭ sopranino whose construction is described as otherwise identical to a Couesnon sopranino dated 1923.

An exceptionally rare early E♭ sopranino saxophone, retailed by Hug & Co. of Zürich, Switzerland, and dating to approximately the early-to-mid 1920s. Based on extensive comparison with surviving period instruments and contemporary documentation, we believe this instrument was manufactured in Fran...

08/31/2026

Buescher True Tone Curved Soprano Saxophone 1919 - Original Lacquer, Recent Repad, Selmer S80 C*
Produced in 1919 during the golden age of American saxophone manufacturing, this Buescher True Tone Curved Soprano is an exceptionally well-preserved example of one of the most sought-after vintage soprano models ever produced. Renowned for their rich, singing tone and remarkable craftsmanship, Buescher's curved sopranos remain favorites among collectors and performers alike.

Serial number 55016 places this instrument in 1919, making it one of the earlier True Tone curved sopranos. The horn retains approximately 95% of its possible original lacquer, an uncommon level of preservation for an instrument now more than a century old. The finish presents beautifully, highlighting the elegant proportions and detailed engraving that helped establish Buescher's reputation as one of America's premier saxophone makers.

This saxophone has recently undergone professional repad work and has been played only a handful of times since completion.

Produced in 1919 during the golden age of American saxophone manufacturing, this Buescher True Tone Curved Soprano is an exceptionally well-preserved example of one of the most sought-after vintage soprano models ever produced. Renowned for their rich, singing tone and remarkable craftsmanship, Bues...

08/18/2026

1919 C.G. Conn Nickel Plated Curved Soprano Saxophone - Original Nickel Finish
Early Conn curved sopranos remain some of the most charming and distinctive vintage saxophones ever produced, combining compact size with an enormous amount of tonal personality. This 1919 C.G. Conn curved soprano is an especially attractive example, retaining its original nickel plated finish and presenting in strong overall playing condition with very clean cosmetics for its age.

Built during Conn’s early New Wonder production era, this soprano delivers the broad, warm, and expressive tonal character that has made vintage Conn sopranos increasingly sought after among collectors and players alike. Compared to many later straight soprano designs, these early curved Conns tend to produce a larger, more vocal sound with a wonderfully rich lower register and an especially colorful tonal palette. The curved body design also gives the instrument a unique feel and projection characteristic that many players find more natural and expressive.

Early Conn curved sopranos remain some of the most charming and distinctive vintage saxophones ever produced, combining compact size with an enormous amount of tonal personality. This 1919 C.G. Conn curved soprano is an especially attractive example, retaining its original nickel plated finish and p...

08/15/2026

1919 C.G. Conn Silver Plated Straight C Soprano Saxophone - Original Silver Plate
Conn C sopranos occupy a fascinating place in saxophone history, bridging the worlds of early jazz, vaudeville, classical parlor music, and home performance during the early twentieth century. This 1919 straight silver-plated C soprano is an especially fine example, retaining its original finish, original case, and original mouthpiece while presenting in remarkably well-preserved condition throughout.

Designed to play in the concert key of C rather than Bb, Conn C sopranos became popular during the 1910s and 1920s for players who wanted to read directly from piano or vocal sheet music without transposition. Today, these instruments have developed a devoted following among collectors, recording artists, doubling woodwind players, and musicians seeking a uniquely sweet and haunting vintage soprano voice.

This example features the rich, colorful tonal character that made Conn one of the dominant American saxophone manufacturers of the era.

Conn C sopranos occupy a fascinating place in saxophone history, bridging the worlds of early jazz, vaudeville, classical parlor music, and home performance during the early twentieth century. This 1919 straight silver-plated C soprano is an especially fine example, retaining its original finish, or...

08/14/2026

1923 C.G. Conn New Wonder Silver Plated Alto Saxophone - Original Silver Plate
This early-1920s C.G. Conn New Wonder alto saxophone is a beautiful example from one of the most important periods in American saxophone manufacturing history. Finished in original silver plate with a rich vintage patina throughout, this horn delivers the huge, colorful Conn sound that made these instruments favorites of professional players during the early jazz era.

Built before the later "Chu Berry" period but already incorporating many of Conn’s most celebrated design features, this alto has the broad, resonant voice that players associate with the best vintage American saxophones. The tone is warm, complex, and powerful, with a particularly rich low register and a wonderfully textured core throughout the range of the instrument. Compared to later altos, these early Conn New Wonder horns tend to have a larger, more orchestral sound with exceptional projection and personality.

This early-1920s C.G. Conn New Wonder alto saxophone is a beautiful example from one of the most important periods in American saxophone manufacturing history. Finished in original silver plate with a rich vintage patina throughout, this horn delivers the huge, colorful Conn sound that made these in...

08/13/2026

1925 C.G. Conn New Wonder II Silver Plated Alto Saxophone - Gold Wash Bell
The mid-1920s Conn New Wonder II altos represent one of the defining periods of American saxophone craftsmanship, combining bold Jazz Age styling with the huge, colorful tonal character that made Conn one of the most important saxophone manufacturers of the early twentieth century. This 1925 silver plated example is an especially attractive horn, retaining its original finish with a beautifully aged natural patina and a richly polished gold wash bell that gives the instrument tremendous visual presence.

These New Wonder II altos are known for their broad, resonant sound and remarkable tonal complexity. Compared to later alto designs, they tend to produce a larger, warmer, and more orchestral voice with exceptional projection and richness throughout the full range of the instrument. The sound is lively and expressive with the kind of depth and personality that has made vintage Conn altos enduring favorites among jazz players and collectors alike.

The mid-1920s Conn New Wonder II altos represent one of the defining periods of American saxophone craftsmanship, combining bold Jazz Age styling with the huge, colorful tonal character that made Conn one of the most important saxophone manufacturers of the early twentieth century. This 1925 silver....

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