Result · What Musical Instrument Are You?

The saxophone

You're the newest member of the family — invented by Adolphe Sax in the 1840s, long after the rest of the orchestra — and it shows: you never had an assigned seat, so you took improvisation instead. Two notes are enough to recognise you, because your sound comes off a vibrating reed, which means something unpredictable in every phrase. You shine when given space and suffocate when locked into a written part. Your flaw: you're waiting for the solo more than you're interested in the piece.