Liberation by Joel Love

From the composer's website --
"The piece begins with a modal melody from which a good deal of the material in the movement is derived. After the melody is stated, there is an incessant back and forth, similar to bickering or arguing until there has been enough! The climax of the piece occurs as the saxophonist gratingly plays a multiphonic as loud as possible. The ending features a refashioning of the opening material.It is slightly hopeful, but still weary, as one might expect from a heated interchange."
For more of Joel's music, visit www.joellove.com
For more about Bob Eason, visit www.easonstudios.com

[@peterlehel-finetonemusic]

This is a great piece. Thanks for putting it out.

[@BobEasonSaxophone]

Joel's music is wonderful!

[@FALTRiXHD]

Which MP are you playing? It sounds so clear and beautiful!

[@BobEasonSaxophone]

Thanks for the kind words! I think I was playing a Selmer Concept mouthpiece in this performance.

[@christophercreviston8308]

Sounds beautiful, Bob! ...and a gorgeous piece!

[@BobEasonSaxophone]

Thanks, Chris!

[@FugalVoice]

Thank you, sir!

[@Al-vl4su]

Sounds great Bob... is this with the legere signature reed?

[@BobEasonSaxophone]

Thanks! Yes, I play on the 3.5 signature series.

[@Al-vl4su]

Cool, I always thought those were geared towards a commercial/pop sound, but you obviously make them work. I'm sure that's 95% you, 5% reed though ;)

[@rloomis3]

Dynamite playing.

[@BobEasonSaxophone]

Thanks very much!