A Saxophone is a brass instrument.

The statement is false because a saxophone is not a brass instrument, but rather a woodwind instrument. While saxophones are often made of brass, they are classified as woodwind instruments because they produce sound by using a reed to vibrate the air column inside the instrument, unlike brass instruments that produce sound through the vibration of the player's lips against a cup-shaped mouthpiece. So, even though saxophones may be visually similar to brass instruments, they fall into the woodwind category due to their method of sound production.