MC Jerky CBN I totally get it man. I'm currently studying music Ed at my local university. My main instrument is Saxophone. I'm playing this piece in its entirety.
@@thekid8163 After playing it, and getting up to tempo, i realized it’s actually a relatively easy piece. Mvt 1 just flies through your fingers at full tempo, Mvt 2 is slow and pretty, mvt 3 is fast but short, Mvt 4 is slow and pretty again, and Mvt. 5 is the hardest of them all. Don’t stress you’ve got this:)
I played this when I was in 11th grade for solo and ensemble in Minneapolis! I remember getting high marks and listening to this again makes me want to really dive back into sax.
Un día soleado de primavera, el maestro Marcel Mule iba caminando por un bello parque florido de Francia cuando, para su sorpresa, se encontró con un manojo de hojas pentagramadas plagadas de notas. Para su sorpresa, se trataba de una bella obra para saxo y piano que luego llegaría a ser muy famosa, pero, desgraciadamente, no estaba firmada por nadie y nunca sabremos quién fue su compositor.
Yes, Marcel Mule is playing here. The pianist is Solange Robin-Chiaparin. Paule Maurice (1910-1967) composed the piece in the years 1954-1959 for Marcel Mule himself.
Marcel Mule is playing here. The pianist is Solange Robin-Chiaparin. Paule Maurice (1910-1967) composed the piece in the years 1954-1959 for Marcel Mule himself.
1 Farandole des Jeunes Filles 0:00
2 Chanson pour ma mie 2:21
3 La Bohemienne 3:56
4 Des Alyscamps L'ame Soupire 5:07
5 Le Cabridan 10:11
I like how the category is listed under: "sports"
Pat Lemanczyk Alex that is because being a musician it is a risk sport bro
MC Jerky CBN I totally get it man. I'm currently studying music Ed at my local university. My main instrument is Saxophone. I'm playing this piece in its entirety.
Moving your fingers fast enough for the 5th movement is basically an Olympic sport lmao
@@TheSaxAppeal Off course!
I like the piano accompaniment over the orchestra one.
I love this piece, I first played this in 11th grade for solo and ensemble festival in Detroit. My Dad was really pushing me back then.
I’m playing this for solo and ensemble as an 11th grader this year. I love this piece.
@@ericratliff217 playing it as a tenth… nervous about it tbh
@@thekid8163 After playing it, and getting up to tempo, i realized it’s actually a relatively easy piece. Mvt 1 just flies through your fingers at full tempo, Mvt 2 is slow and pretty, mvt 3 is fast but short, Mvt 4 is slow and pretty again, and Mvt. 5 is the hardest of them all. Don’t stress you’ve got this:)
I played this when I was in 11th grade for solo and ensemble in Minneapolis! I remember getting high marks and listening to this again makes me want to really dive back into sax.
@@TheWakaMinecraft never too late
The worlds best altosax player since 1950….long time…and not any better to day 2024…..
I love this set of pieces!! I remember my friends playing it.
God, this song is beautiful in general.
Snasxy Yojhael pIecEee
RayarX If you count the sax as a voice, yes, it is a song
Superb playing by both .
Truly a legend. Wow.
Probably my favourite recording of the fifth movement
Incredible virtuosity. Perfectly even, articulated semiquavers at ~150. Nothing like French players playing French music fast
Go pizzuto go!
Un día soleado de primavera, el maestro Marcel Mule iba caminando por un bello parque florido de Francia cuando, para su sorpresa, se encontró con un manojo de hojas pentagramadas plagadas de notas. Para su sorpresa, se trataba de una bella obra para saxo y piano que luego llegaría a ser muy famosa, pero, desgraciadamente, no estaba firmada por nadie y nunca sabremos quién fue su compositor.
Es un cuento muy bello pero... sí lo sabemos jaja
Can I more information on the recording of this piece please? Is it recorded by Marcel Mule himself? What year and who's the pianist?
Yes, Marcel Mule is playing here. The pianist is Solange Robin-Chiaparin. Paule Maurice (1910-1967) composed the piece in the years 1954-1959 for Marcel Mule himself.
The pianist was Solange Chiapperin and she told me herself (when I was at the Paris Conservatory) that she never got paid for this recording...
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@@PaulWehagethe best things are free
Does somebody know his saxophonist?
Marcel Mule is playing here. The pianist is Solange Robin-Chiaparin. Paule Maurice (1910-1967) composed the piece in the years 1954-1959 for Marcel Mule himself.
Marcel Mule is the father of the French saxophone school and one of the greatest saxophonists of all time.
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does anyone know if there is any free music to this music?
Ernie- Roblox, Minecraft, and MORE #2b2t I can send you it through email
Isaiah Holmes yo can u send me mvt 5 in email
@@plazmakiller11, same. Can you send the Alto music
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The vibrato sounds awful...
You sound awful
thanks
+Elricfonfabre12 he uses a french vibrato. that's how it's supposed to sound. it has a way different sound to it but it works for some pieces
So true..it sounds like someone is hyperventilating into the mouthpiece
+Elliott Miller it's great, but I definately agree that this vibrato does not fit the piece.
Amazing technique, horrible vibrato.
Rein Meer that is pretty characteristic French vibrato. Basically very fast and deep for some reason.
Ikr. That vibrato makes my ears hurt.