Saxophone Alto Et Piano - Ou Orgue Electronique-for alto saxophone and piano (or electric organ)

Born in 1938 French composer Jean-Claude Risset is best known for his pioneering contributions to electronic music. Composed in 2003 Reprises Alto Saxophone and Electroacoustic Device is no exception to the composer's prolific contributions to the genre. Risset has experimented with a variety of software to recreate and produce sounds and synthesis techniques. Composed for Conservatoire students a typical performance of Reprises lasts around 3 and a half minutes. The Saxophone demonstrates use of chromaticism extended techniques and complex rhythms amongst other features whilst accompanied by anelectronic part helpfully recorded on a CD. For all advanced saxophonists aspiring to play a range of repertoire Risset's Reprises is essential.

Composed by Claude Barthélémy Okawati's is the first piece from the series 'Irrawady' (also named 'Asia is running through my ears') for Alto or Soprano Saxophone and electro-acoustic system. Commissioned by a Cultural Centre this series is made of four parts and two interludes (without Saxophone) and was used as a piece of contest. This particular piece Okawati's is representing a hotel located in between rice fields in Bali. At night there is no silence but the noise of frogs and birds flying around. The player is supposed to impersonate one of the birds.Lasting 5'34 minutes the score ofthis piece is written in modern writing and requires some good knowledge of modern and contemporary pieces and some very good technical knowledge. Quite unusual and fun to play it also includes a CD which features the part of the electro-acoustic system. It is followed by: - Interlude I - Ubud - Le dos des caïmans - Interlude II - Gazebo

Born in 1955 Algerian composer Thierry Alla studied at the Conservatoires of Tours and Bordeaux. Published in 2012  Rouages for Alto Saxophone and Electroacoustic Device is an example of the composer's prolific contributions to the modern genre. Alla has composed significantly composed for all Saxophones and has experimented with a variety of software to recreate and produce sounds and synthesis techniques. These two combined have created many successful modern works including Rouages of which a typical performance lasts around 5 minutes and 10 seconds. The Saxophone demonstrates use ofchromaticism extended techniques and complex rhythms among other features whilst accompanied by an electronic part helpfully recorded on a CD. For all advanced saxophonists aspiring to play a range of repertoire Alla's Rouages is essential.

OpenSax – the title of this collection should appeal to all saxophonists who seek to explore new directions while keeping an eye on the current musical scene. Claude Georgel director of the Vent de Sax collection took advantage of a festive occasion – the 17th World Saxophone Congress and Festival in July 2015 – to ask nine composers from very different backgrounds to write pieces either joyful or poetic. The idea was to allow instrumentalists (starting year two of Alto Saxophone study) to explore a variety of artistic and technical worlds guided by the pure joy of playing. It’s a thrilling adventure: British composer JohnHarle draws on the Sanskrit symbol Yantra to weave magical connections between soloist and electroacoustics. Sophie Lacaze turns young saxophonists into Oriental storytellers as they celebrate through deft plays on keys the thousand shards of La Lune dans l’Eau. Vincent-Raphaël Carinola takes musicians into the dreamlike mechanism of the Montre molle so dear to Dali. In Sunny groove Claude Barthélémy offers those who thrill to jazz the pleasure of slipping into the skin of the legendary Sonny Rollins. Annette Mengel gives her Vol au Vent the appearance of a fragile haiku while Clara Olivares the composer of L’Envol transforms what could have been a banal study of the various types of vibrato into a hymn for freedom – that of the performer for example to whom she gives great importance. Claude Georgel’s Du Tac au Tac! conjures an amusing world to which a “very free questioning” rubato brings a simply irresistible sway. In Gamaphone for Saxophone and electroacoustics Philippe Gleiss throws a bridge between jazz and funk by plunging the musician into the sensual delights of rhythm. Xavier Rosselle brings the electroacoustic accompaniment of Main gauche Main droite et Clac a granular quality that emphasizes the music’s sobriety. From the nine stops that compose this journey springs an intoxicating taste of freedom. - Claude BarthélemySonny’s groove

Par VASSEUR DOMINIQUE. Nocturne (3'40'') (3e) (collection vent de sax) pour saxophone alto et dispositif electroacoustique. Par Vasseur aux éditions Leduc. Partition / Livre de chansons pour Saxophone / Date parution : 2022-03-03/ Répertoire / Saxophone Alto

Songe (3'10'') (3e) (livre avec cd) (collection vent de sax) pour saxophone alto et dispositif electroacoustique (livre seul). Par Alla aux éditions Leduc. Partition / Livre de chansons pour Saxophone

Nocturne (3'40'') (3e) (collection vent de sax) pour saxophone alto et dispositif electroacoustique (livre seul). Par Vasseur aux éditions Leduc. Partition / Livre de chansons pour Saxophone

Jazz Play-Along Vol.83-For years musicians have been requesting a high quality funk/fusion play-a-long of well-known recorded hits. Well be assured that this set delivers. The Grammy-winning Brecker Brothers band has successfully blended jazz funk rock electronics and contemporary rhythms into exciting energetic music and this is your chance to play some of their greatest hits!! This is definitely one of the most incredible sets we've offered and it's sure to be a huge seller. DO NOT MISS THIS ONE!

Groove Lab is a series designed and composed by Andy Hampton and David Motion for the development of jazz playing and improvisation skills. While the books are aimed at individual learning, they can be flexible and can also accommodate a large group or class situation. Groove Lab (Alto Sax/CD) is ideal for teaching children with basic musical understanding the art of improvisation and some jazz technique. This book, with CD backing, will give saxophone players the chance to play familiar, popular styles and rhythms at relatively early stage. Books are also available for electronic keyboard, flute , clarinet and alto sax. Each book is accompanied by a CD of backing tracks for an enhanced learning experience.

Instrumental Play-Along-Arrangements for a dozen holiday favorites in the unique neo-classical electronic music style of Mannheim Steamroller are featured in this collection perfect for budding instrumentalists. It features online access to audio demonstration tracks for download or streaming to help you hear how the song should sound. Includes: Carol of the Bells · Deck the Halls · God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen · Hark! the Herald Angels Sing · Joy to the World · Silent Night · Traditions of Christmas · and more. Online audio is accessed at halleonard.com/mylibrary