Langue : Français
Etude, Méthode, Exercice, tout est bon pour apprendre et perfectionner son apprentissage musical. A travers, cette partition pour Saxophone vous pourrez découvrir une des oeuvres de Taffanel/Gaubert en l'occurence Grands Exercices Journaliers De Mecanisme Saxophone qui a été éditée par la maison d'édition Leduc. / Saxophone / Partition
SKU: HL.48180197
UPC: 888680906016. 9.5x12.0x0.9 inches.
Considered as the practical guide for flute, Complete Flute Method was co-written by Paul Taffanel (1844-1908) and Philippe Gaubert (1879-1941). Published in 1923, this method is strongly progressive: helping the beginner from the very start, it should develop and help them to master the necessary theory, technique and tone of this instrument. The 227 pages all contain descriptions and comments written in French, English, German and Spanish, which stand out by their precision and detail. Recognised worldwide thanks to Marcel Moyse, Emmanuel Pahud and Pierre-Yves Arthaud among others, Complete Flute Method demonstrates and confirms the quality and professionalism of these French flautists and their methods. Paul Taffanel (1844-1908) and Philippe Gaubert (1879-1941) are both professional flautists who collaborated on different projects together, including this method and the 17 Grands Exercices Journaliers de Mécanisme.
SKU: HL.48184874
UPC: 888680796938. 9x12.25 inches.
“Init ially composed by Paul Taffanel and Philippe Gaubert, this edition of Big Daily Finger Exercises was adapted for the Saxophone and transcribed by Frederic Juranville. It includes fourteen different exercises: 1. Scales 2. Scales by the chromatic order and according to the cycle of fifths 3. Intervals 4. Chromatic scales 5. Whole 'tones scales 6. Arpeggios 7. Broken arpeggios 8. Arpeggios 9. Broken arpeggios 10. Diminished fifth chords ' Arpeggios and broken arpeggios 11. Diminished seventh chords ' Arpeggios and broken arpeggios 12. IV-V-I progressions 13. IV-V-I progressions with different rhythmic combinations 14. II-V-I progressions Frédéric Juranville is a French musician born in 1957 who won the First Prize of the Paris Conservatoire for Chamber music and Saxophone. He is now a Saxophone professor in France and works on the composition of new pedagogic methods.&rdquo.
