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Canfield: Concerto after Gliere

Introducing the stunning "Concerto after Gliere" for Alto Saxophone and Orchestra by David DeBoor Canfield. This 3-movement composition, originally composed in 2007 and dedicated to Eugene Rousseau, is a masterpiece that seamlessly blends classical elements with modern saxophone techniques. The concerto, featuring movements based on Gliere's Intermezzo and Tarentella, is a significant reworking that perfectly suits the alto saxophone. With its rich orchestration and soulful melodies, this concerto is sure to captivate both audiences and saxophone enthusiasts alike. Key features include: 3-movement composition, dedicated to Eugene Rousseau, based on Gliere's works, scored for orchestra or band, and available in various formats.

Product Details

The "Concerto after Gliere" is meticulously scored for a full orchestra, including 2 each of flutes, oboes, clarinets, bassoons, horns, and trumpets; strings (6-6-5-4-3), harp, and percussion. This version also includes a piano reduction for added versatility. The set comprises parts for each instrument, including the solo saxophone, and the score. The composition is approximately 22 minutes in duration, making it a substantial and engaging piece for any performance setting. Technical specifications: Scored for orchestra, piano reduction available, parts and score included, duration of 22 minutes.

Practical Uses and Benefits

This concerto is an excellent choice for both professional performances and educational purposes. Its versatility allows it to be performed by orchestras, bands, or as a study piece for saxophone students. The rich harmonies and dynamic range of the composition make it a favorite among saxophonists and conductors. The work has been widely recognized for its success in concert seasons, earning David DeBoor Canfield a solid place in the European classical music scene.

• Perfect for: Professional performances, educational settings, saxophone students, and classical music enthusiasts.
• Benefits: Enhances musical repertoire, fosters skill development, and captivates audiences.