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13:21 is where the cadenza starts for anyone who's looking to save time !!

Excelente interpretación!

Thank you for posting this. I’m currently preparing this piece for a concerto competition and it’s awesome to hear Rascher speak on this.

Here is one tune from one of our albums.

I wonder when I could get the sheet music

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joli

tres joli

merveilleux

This is great as the historical reference. For a great modern version listen to Brandord Marsalis.

odd choice of music for advertising saxophone mouthpieces… gave me a bit of whiplash after such a beautiful performance

Man havent heard this piece in ages LOL you guys sound great!!

One of my absolute favorite quartets <3

My favorite

Intense, yet playful! A fun listen, Clare!

Thanks a lot.

Michael your content is very nice. I want to talk with you.

Greetings Michael...Maybe some listeners are interested to know when and where the above performance took place. It was the 68th performance ( of in total 143) which took place at the Library of Congress in Washington, DC on the 21st of February 1958. SMR performed the Concertino da Camera in France, Switzerland, Spain, Great Britain, Czeckoslovakia, Poland, Norway, Sweden, Australia, USA, Cuba, Canada, Hungary, Germany, the Netherlands, and Denmark. (over a range of time from 1935 to 1973)

Thanks, Michael. My cassette copy is interrupted--half on one side, half on the other. Nobody's alto was ever as sweet.

Thank you for your research, presentation, and dedication.

Super overtones

Absolutely Great. Saxophonist is Real MUSICIAN.

It is always a good thing to remember the fundamentals of the instrument, and what better way to remember them by listening to one of the betters classical saxophonist's in history 🤣🤣🤣

Oh wow, I can’t believe I hadn’t heard this concerto (“concertino”?) before! Thanks for posting this, especially as performed by the great masters.

TGIF

This is a great. Thanks for sharing. My dad is playing on this recording (Ray Spires)

Thank you for posting these. All the Best to you!

Do you know what the work at 15:08 is?

Michael! This video was AWESOME! thank you so much for sharing your knowledge - I've been doing a ton of internet searches and your vids keep coming up! I'm the CEO of a software company that helps musicians book live gigs where the audience wants to connect with the musician, where the audience values your gift and perspective as a true artist. It’s about monetizing on your passion & skipping the phase of booking rinse & repeat soul-crushing gigs you only play to make ends meet. Would love to connect and set up a time to meet virtually for coffee if youre up for it! LMK!

Love this video. Your transpency is wonderful, and you are really fun.

I have volume 1 on vinyl. I would love to get my hands on volume 2, but these recordings are exceedingly hard to come by.

one of the greatest performances I have ever heard of any ensemble in my life.. I was very fortunate to be involved with many of the performers listed and count Buddy Deans as one of my teachers at Univ of Southern Mississippi In the 1970's......Lewis Yeargan

Fantastic!

Wonderful!

Great performance!

Thanks for posting!

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I have looked into "Beyond Talent" by Angela Beeching and was wondering if you knew of any major differences between any of the three editions? I am interested in this book but don't know which edition I should pursue. Do they all have the same information just edited to fit changing times? Do you have any advice?

What’s your referral code #, it’s asking me for just the code….

TGIF busking

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I really appreciate you turning me on to this cat and his music.. 🎵

gonna take my Buescher alto out and play it !

🥊....I dig this.

this is so incredible...blew me away.

Thanks for posting this, Mike!

There is so little recorded Rascher, that it's all priceless.

Excellent!