Alfred Desenclos - Prelude, Cadence et Finale for Alto Saxophone and Piano (1956) [Score-Video]

Alfred Desenclos - Prelude, Cadence et Finale for Alto Saxophone and Piano (1956)
David Anderson, Alto Saxophone
Roy Hakes, Piano
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[@DavidMAnderson]

Thank you so much for the feature!! I apologize for the mistakes in the recording, this was live during my senior recital, as a music education major. I hope I did it justice, and appreciate you featuring my work on the channel. :) This piece is so beautifully constructed.

[@Miligram573]

Kudos to you and the accompanist for playing the finale close to the written tempo- that part is a beast haha

[@mosheknoll1603]

OMG! I played the piano part for this way back, in my college days!!

[@leptit4180]

It's my grand father!!

[@GNGianopoulos]

You must have had a fascinating childhood - he was a brilliant composer.

[@leptit4180]

@@GNGianopoulos yes, it's true...

[@dacoconutnut9503]

Seriously? Wow

[@Choristenimes]

Bonjour , tu dois être le fils d'Elisabeth ou de Frédéric ?

[@leptit4180]

@@Choristenimes en effet !

[@golffyxd9880]

5:35

[@deodatdechampignac]

Desenclos, le Grand Prix de Rome de la Collaboration ...

[@pablodejesusfieiro1337]

2:43 is wild

[@randompianistis4670]

Do you have the pdf for that?

[@luejohan8540]

I do if you still need it

[@machida5114]

new classical

[@user-jg7uj4ft1o]

8:51

[@yunxw1904]

2:55

[@themoistcactus]

The sheet music doesn’t correspond because it goes past the range of an Alto.

[@DavidMAnderson]

This is a concert pitch score--the alto sax part (not pictured) is transposed to Eb

[@ice-iu3vv]

the high c at the end (altissimo a on alto) is the only note that is outside our normal range.