Adolphe Sax, The miraculous survivals before inventing the saxophone

Adolf Sax, born in a modest house, invented the saxophone in Paris, revolutionizing music. However, his life was marked by seven near-death experiences, including falls, poisoning, explosions, and drowning. Despite these, he survived and died peacefully in 1894. His invention became iconic in American jazz, ensuring his legacy.

Where was Adolf Sax living when he invented the saxophone?

• New York

• London

• Paris

• Berlin

What did young Adolf Sax mistakenly drink, thinking it was milk?

• Saltwater

• Lemon juice

• Vinegar

• Sulfuric acid

Which of the following incidents did NOT happen to Adolf Sax?

• Gunpowder explosion

• Falling down stairs

• Being struck by lightning

• Nearly drowning in a river

What was the cause of the lifelong scar on Adolf Sax's head?

• A sword fight

• A roof stone fell on him

• A car accident

• A childhood illness

What genre of music did the saxophone become iconic in?

• Country

• Classical

• Rock

• Jazz