Saxophone Sound Technique
A unique technical saxophone book.
Focusing on vocality, this book will be of interest to students first and foremost, but also to all saxophonists of a good level, who will find in it a reference guide to mastering and perfecting the techniques of their instrument, to the benefit of the pleasure of sound and playing.
Details
| Instrument family | Saxophone |
| Catalog classifications | Saxophones Studies |
| Instrument nomenclature | saxophone |
| Publisher | Éditions Billaudot |
| Collection | DAVID Vincent |
| Collection management | DAVID Vincent |
| Cotage | GB10321 |
| Total number of pages | 88 |
| Languages | English, French |
| Cycle / Level | Difficult (cycle 3) |
| Target audience | Adults, Teacher |
| Musical style | Classical, Contemporary, Modern |
| Directory type | Work(s) from the repertoire |
| Copyright year | 2023 |
| EAN code | 9790043103219 |
| Audios | Without |
| Videos | Without |
| EDU complements | Without |
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Description
Drawing from his professional experience as a concert artist and teacher, Vincent David has developed numerous technical exercises based on famous repertoire pieces in order to master the subtleties and challenges of saxophone playing. Complete with reflections and practical tips on how to practice and develop proper tone production, this book also serves as a reference guide for further improvement, with the aim of enhancing your musical and instrumental experience. Tone is the (instrumental) voice that relates performers and composers to the audience.
List of titles
| Jazz suite n°2 (Dmitri Chostakovitch), |
| Lamento et rondo (Pierre Sancan), |
| Sonate (William Albright), |
| concerto pour saxophone alto et orchestre à cordes (Pierre-Max Dubois), |
| Sonate en ut# (Fernande Decruck), |
| Brillance (Ida Gotkovsky), |
| Tel un serpent qui danse (Karol Beffa), |
| Sonate pour saxophone et violoncelle (Edison Denisov), |
| L'éveil de la toupie (Vincent David), |
| Concerto op.14 (Lars-Erik Larsson), |
| Concerto (Henri Tomasi), |
| Sonate (Paul Hindemith), |
| Concertino da camera (Jacques Ibert), |
| Prélude, cadence et finale (Alfred Desenclos), |
| Concertino (Jeanine Rueff), |
| Sonate (Edison Denisov), |
| Divertissement (Pierre-Max Dubois), |
| Tableaux de Provence (Paule Maurice), |
| Lutte (Thierry Escaich), |
| Concertante (Marius Constant), |
| Sonate op. 19 (Paul Creston), |
| Sequenza IX (Luciano Berio), |
| Ballade (Frank Martin), |
| Danses symphoniques (Serguei Rachmaninov), |
| Concerto (Alexandre Glazounov), |
| L'Arlésienne (Georges Bizet), |
| Asturias (Isaac Albéniz), |
| Romances (Robert Schumann), |
| Fantasiestücke (Robert Schumann), |
| Cello suite n°1 (J. S. Bach), |
| 2e caprice (Niccolò Paganini), |
| Symphonie n°7 (Ludwig van Beethoven), |
| Symphonie n°5 (Ludwig van Beethoven), |
| Au clair de la lune (Traditionnel), |
| "Sonate pour |
| clarinette (Johannes Brahms), |
| Prélude (J. S. Bach) |