Descripción: This is a linear (stepwise motion only) etude over the chord changes to Punjab by Joe Henderson.
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Descripción: This is an Etude written over the chord changes to Falling Grace by Steve Swallow. The Etude focuses on odd Rhythmic groupings/phrases as well as strong melody and use of specific tensions.
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"The Concerto for Piano and Wind Instruments was written by Igor Stravinsky in Paris in 1923-1924. This work was revised in 1950. It was composed four years after the Symphonies of Wind Ins…Full description
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Descripción: A transcription of Dexter Gordon's solo of Star Eyes as performed on the album "The Jumping Blues"
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CROSSWISE for Al to Saxopho Saxopho ne and and Violonc ello (1994)
ALTO SAXOPHONE IN Es VIOLONCELLO
Duration: ca. 12´
EXPLANATIONS
SAXOPHONE - fast or slow vibrato (according to the graphic model).
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- smorzato produced by motion of the lips in free rhythm.
- mixture of normal tone and air noise (“rustle tone”)
VIOLONCELLO s.p. - sul ponticello. - bow directly on the edge of the resonant body to produce a weak noise without definite tone. flautando - minimal bow pressure. senza arco - strike against the string with the finger of the left hand.
BOTH INSTRUMENTS - gradual transition to the next method of playing. - quasi cresc. - quasi dimin. µ - raising by a quarter tone. i - lowering by a quarter tone. Glissando should assume the whole value of the inicial tone.
PROGRAM NOTE The piece consists of two contrast movements: Vivo and Lento. The first one, built from rapid passages and sustained tones, is like an ouverture to the second movement - very slow, soft and meditative. Sounding sometimes chimerical, the second movement suggests suggests the idea of acoustic beauty of every sound and its echos surrounded with silence. Alexander Shchetynsky
