Maslanka CONCERTO for Sax and Winds Mvt 1 Otis Murphy, saxophone
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- CONCERTO for Alto Saxophone and Wind Ensemble by David Maslanka Mvt. 1 Song: Fire in the Earth, performed by Otis Murphy, saxophone and The Indiana University Wind Ensemble conducted by Ray Cramer, on the AUR CD "Song."
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RIP David Maslanka. You shall be missed
This might be my favorite piece by David Maslanka.
Otis Murphy is a beautiful player and beautiful human being. Such amazing control and expression.
otis is beautiful. that is all
@@jakebickham123 very true
this is absolutely the best saxophone concerto out there, and to have the living legend otis murphy playing it is amazing and awe inspiring... good upload, sir.
David Maslanka, I love you
Otis Murphy sings with amazing control and expression ! Maslanka is a great composer
Stunning and moving performance...listen to it often! Thank you Otis Murphy for this wonderful musical gift!
Such a beautiful piece! I love Murphy's sharp tone in the higher register.
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my friend was supposed to play the alto sax solo at our mother's day concert today but rona canceled it.
This is such a wonderful recording! Murphy is such an incredible player and person in general. This is such a beautiful piece of music.
Diamonds are forever.
I would like the 9 people who disliked this to step up and explain yourselves.
nah they’re just mad they can’t play a high G 😂
I wish trumpet concertos could be this beautiful.
So come to Germany!
in the beginning at around 1:15 there is altissimo with high g, but it's not too bad since you can use the front fingering for high f# into the g. There might be more in the rest of it, but I'm not that far yet.
By far the best recording of this concerto. The one with Joe Lulloff is a huge letdown, which a shame because Lulloff is also a fantastic saxophonist. Harvey Pittel's recording has the best accompaniment, courtesy of the outstanding University Of Texas Wind Ensemble, but I've never thought much of him as a performer.
Yeah there is altissimo
Only G altissimo
Oh, this is terrific - but where is movement 3 ?
check out Australian sax quartet...
Does an arrangement of this piece for Saxophone and Orchestra exist?
nope
Yes it does it’s on his website
Saxy!
where i found this score?
i need to find the sheet music for this (im not very goo when it comes to arranging things) great piece though
Sorry for the late reply but if you found it can you send me a link or email it to me?
No, but there is a piano reduction.
Вы играете очень плоским звуком и вас очень мало
Why 2 mins of silence at end
Can anyone who has played this or knows the score tell me if there is altissimo in this piece?
awkwardbarry Altissimo G in the beginning. I want the rest of the sheet music :'( I've only been able to play the first page of this beautiful song.
There is some altissimo in the first mvt, there is also a decent amount throughout the other movements
There is a metric shitload of altissimo in Movements 3 and 4.
@@ryangrill7322 great way to put it lol
@ 0:35 the theme is different but nonetheless instantly reminded me of this deliberately kitschy theme used in twin peaks.. here it has this incessant Nyman / Glass sense of pulse and drive which pushes me to the wall with a pathos I prefer to have heard with a different orchestral backdrop and at a later moment in the concerto..
this is the first movement right? wow.. how to top that pathos already heard in the beginning.. playing louder? More notes? There's a reason why you don't start with heavy to digest food in a five course meal offered by a cook of a fancy restaurant who knows what he's doing.
@ 6:08 baby elephant walk?
As far as pure saxophone playing is concerned, there are things I enjoy here; this guy obviously has great technique and great projection of sound.