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Rauf aufs Podium!
Bei seiner musikalischen Reise führt der bekannte britische Komponist und Autor Mike Cornick den Saxophonisten durch verschiedenste Epochen vom Barock bis zur Gegenwart. Beeindruckende Arrangements bekannter Titel wie Bachs Air, Bizets Habanera, Weills September Song oder auch Duke Ellingtons It don't mean a thing stellen die unglaubliche stilistische Bandbreite des Saxophons vor und überzeugen Schüler wie Lehrer.
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James Rae has written so much for saxophones and here he comes forward with yet another enjoyable album, arranged skilfully as always, and containing some instructive as well as pleasing tunes. My team of helpers voted this a great book. One of their main comments was that the layout and printing were very clear which they said made the playing so much more pleasant. A favourite was Purcell's "Rondeau" from Abdelazar, better known to many of us as the theme from A Young Person's Guide To The Orchestra. All the numbers fit both tenor and alto saxes equally well which is unusual in such an album. (…) The piano parts are well cast and lie under the hands comfortably. The mix of classical and jazz styles is appealing to the player. A good addition to the teaching repertoire.
(Clarinet & Saxophone, 3/04)
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Ellington Duke: It Don't Mean a Thing (if ain't got that swing) · Bach Johann Sebastian: Air on a G String · Weill Kurt: September Song · Purcell Henry: Rondeau (from Abdelazar) · Grieg Edvard: Autumn Thoughts · Rae James: Matt's New Motor · Fauré Gabriel: Après un Rêve · Strachey/Link: These Foolish Things · Bizet Georges: Habanera · : All Through the Night
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