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Ah the piece that every freshman plays at my college. It’s such a sweet piece, and less of a headache compared to the Improvisation and Caprice.
does improvisation and caprice even count as a real piece lmao
@@imauz1127 yeah of course? It’s the required piece for the highschool division of the 2024 NASA Competition. So pretty established.
@@jacobbass6437 i mean i guess but when i listened to it it sounded so odd lmao
@@imauz1127 it’s pretty conventional compared to a lot of other sax rep.
@@jacobbass6437 i guess that's true
I’m doing this for my senior solo and ensemble performance I fell in love with this piece the moment I heard it!
Bro wish me luck im in 8th grade tryna play this 😭
Bozza wrote so many great pieces for the alto saxophone. Thank you for sharing this!
Bravo!!!! 👏👏👏👏
Beautiful, thank you very much. Love it. Have bought the sheet music and this helps greatly. Gonna practice this piece (a lot!) in the coming weeks.
1:09 sounds so incredibly similar to aria from Bach's pastorale bwv 590, fun coincidence probably?(1:48 too)
probably a case of being inspired by the work
As a seventh grader, this piece will forever be known as ‘Mouth and air control hell’. Notes and stuff aren’t too bad, controlling breath, air and dynamics is difficult for me.
you'll get there bud, don't worry
man good on you for finding this as a seventh grader, it took me until this year to really fall in love with classical saxophone as a sophomore
Bravissimi!
It sounded in some French movie. Remind me, please, in which?
Where can I find this sheet music?
schönes Werk
Who performed in this video?
The artists are listed in the video in their Chinese names.
Que
Why doesn’t the music follow the score?
Works perfectly for me.
it does...
The bottom two staffs are for the piano accompaniment
What happens is that the pianist plays the first note so softly that you can hardly hear it.
classical
![Pedro Iturralde - Pequeña Czarda for Saxophone and Piano [Score-Video]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/qN12lEwWHOY/mqdefault.jpg)
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![Robert Muczynski - Sonata for Alto Saxophone and Piano, Op. 29 (1979) [Score-Video]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/3OpoR81-m9Y/mqdefault.jpg)
Ah the piece that every freshman plays at my college. It’s such a sweet piece, and less of a headache compared to the Improvisation and Caprice.
does improvisation and caprice even count as a real piece lmao
@@imauz1127 yeah of course? It’s the required piece for the highschool division of the 2024 NASA Competition. So pretty established.
@@jacobbass6437 i mean i guess but when i listened to it it sounded so odd lmao
@@imauz1127 it’s pretty conventional compared to a lot of other sax rep.
@@jacobbass6437 i guess that's true
I’m doing this for my senior solo and ensemble performance I fell in love with this piece the moment I heard it!
Bro wish me luck im in 8th grade tryna play this 😭
Bozza wrote so many great pieces for the alto saxophone. Thank you for sharing this!
Bravo!!!! 👏👏👏👏
Beautiful, thank you very much. Love it. Have bought the sheet music and this helps greatly. Gonna practice this piece (a lot!) in the coming weeks.
1:09 sounds so incredibly similar to aria from Bach's pastorale bwv 590, fun coincidence probably?
(1:48 too)
probably a case of being inspired by the work
As a seventh grader, this piece will forever be known as ‘Mouth and air control hell’.
Notes and stuff aren’t too bad, controlling breath, air and dynamics is difficult for me.
you'll get there bud, don't worry
man good on you for finding this as a seventh grader, it took me until this year to really fall in love with classical saxophone as a sophomore
Bravissimi!
It sounded in some French movie. Remind me, please, in which?
Where can I find this sheet music?
schönes Werk
Who performed in this video?
The artists are listed in the video in their Chinese names.
Que
Why doesn’t the music follow the score?
Works perfectly for me.
it does...
The bottom two staffs are for the piano accompaniment
What happens is that the pianist plays the first note so softly that you can hardly hear it.
classical