Preview: akSax (for Alto Saxophone)
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SKU: A0.1003611
Composed by Adrian Borza. 20th Century,Concert,Contemporary,Standards. Individual part. 9 pages. Adrian Borza #2945997. Published by Adrian Borza (A0.1003611).akSax integrates an additive rhythm called "aksak", which is a particularity of the Balkans folklore. However, this specific feature is less common in Western musical practices. The work’s metric structure is based on sequences of two, three and four sixteenth notes. These units of unequal length, such as the 2/16, 3/16, and 4/16 meters, are irregularly alternated in order to build musical phrases. The modal pitch structure has its origin in some Geamparale tunes, wedding dances from the Danube Plain and Dobrogea region. The mixture of the symmetrical and asymmetrical meters, together with an extremely fast tempo (i.e. 436 beats per minute), helps to turn the performer into a masterly artist.
Format: Solo saxophone sheet music with introductory text.
Level: This music is best suited for intermediate and advanced musicians.
Audio preview: The beginning
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