@@donl3248 yeah for pretty much any creston piece, the piano reduction is crazy hard. for the concerto and sonata, the piano part is of equal difficulty in my opinion
Saxophone: Selmer Super Action 80 Series II Neck: Selmer Super Action 80 Series II Gold Plated Mouthpiece: Selmer S90 180 Reed: Vandoren Traditional strength 4 Ligature: Ishimori Woodstone Gold Plated Neckstrap: JAZZLAB saXholder
It would be nice for you to acknowledge your pianist! She put in lots of work! You both played wonderfully.
When I performed recitals, I was constantly amazed that, to me the piano accompaniment was more difficult than the solo part.
@@donl3248 yeah for pretty much any creston piece, the piano reduction is crazy hard. for the concerto and sonata, the piano part is of equal difficulty in my opinion
Fabulous collaborative pianist!
Nice variety and control of tone colors, particularly in the cadenzas.
+rloomis3 Thanks for commenting again! You are a regular :D
I know that musicians like you put in a heck of a lot of work, so I like to try to show some appreciation whenever I can. :)
+rloomis3 I appreciate it! Are you a musician as well?
Depends on who you ask. ;-) Regardless, you can find several music performances on my channel.
Fantastic!
minacciosa Thank you!
Perfect 🎧👍👍👍👍👍👍
Was the third movement single tongued? I'm learning that movement and I am having trouble getting it up to tempo.
Yes it was single tongued. What kind of trouble do you have?
what'is your setup in this video?
Saxophone: Selmer Super Action 80 Series II
Neck: Selmer Super Action 80 Series II Gold Plated
Mouthpiece: Selmer S90 180
Reed: Vandoren Traditional strength 4
Ligature: Ishimori Woodstone Gold Plated
Neckstrap: JAZZLAB saXholder
@@ilovesaxophone thank you so much,amazing sound!!!
@@mariacarmelavitiello3769 thank you for your comment :)
Great! Who is this girl? Someone tell me please.
its a guy... and it is the name of the yt channel...
@@danielguo6153 Dr. Chemie Ching’s bio uses the personal pronoun “her” on her website.