About the Classical Saxophone Denisov, Schulhoff 2cd

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Olga Salogina & Fabian Pablo Müller – About The Classical Saxophone

Label:

Profil Edition Günter Hänssler – DCD PH15010

Format:

2 x CD

Country:

Germany

Released:

2015

Genre:

Classical

Style:

Contemporary, Modern

Paul CrestonSonata Op. 19

Composed By – Paul Creston

1-01–I. With Vigor4:331-02–II. With Tranquility5:201-03–III. With Gaiety4:08Jen? TakácsTwo Fantastics Op. 88, 1

Composed By – Jen? Takács

1-04–I. Tempo Rubato5:401-05–II. Tempo Giusto7:57Erwin SchulhoffHot-Sonate

Composed By – Erwin Schulhoff

1-06–I. Viertel = 664:161-07–II. Halbe = 1121:571-08–III. Viertel = 804:461-09–IV. Halbe = 1324:56Edison DenisovSonata

Composed By – Edison Denisov

1-10–I. Allegro3:141-11–II. Lento4:271-12–III. Allegro Moderato4:38Play AlongPaul CrestonSonata Op. 19

Composed By – Paul Creston

2-01–I. With Vigor4:342-02–II. With Tranquility4:582-03–III. With Gaiety4:24Jen? TakácsTwo Fantastics Op. 88, 1

Composed By – Jen? Takács

2-04–IIa. Tempo Giusto; Andante, Molto Rubato5:022-05–IIb. Tempo Giusto2:01Erwin SchulhoffHot-Sonate

Composed By – Erwin Schulhoff

2-06–I. Viertel = 664:102-07–II. Halbe = 1121:512-08–III. Viertel = 804:292-09–IV. Halbe = 1324:52Edison DenisovSonata

Composed By – Edison Denisov

2-10–I. Allegro3:122-11–III. Allegro Moderato4:33

• Copyright © – Profil Medien GmbH

"About the Classical Saxophone" is a notable 2-CD classical music album released by Profil Medien featuring saxophonist Fabian Pablo Müller and pianist Olga Salogina. It highlights core repertoire for the instrument, prominently featuring pioneering avant-garde and jazz-infused masterworks by Edison Denisovand Erwin Schulhoff alongside pieces by Paul Creston and Jenö Takács. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]

Edison Denisov's Sonata for Alto Saxophone and Piano (1970)

• Written for and dedicated to French classical saxophonist Jean-Marie Londeix.

• A landmark contemporary work that introduced extended techniques (such as quarter-tones, multiphonics, altissimo notes, and slap-tongue) to the classical saxophone.

• Merges serial/atonal harmony with energetic, driving jazz and boogie-woogie rhythms across its three movements. [1, 2, 3]

Erwin Schulhoff's Hot-Sonate (1930)

• Composed as a pioneering fusion of jazz vocabulary and classical sonata form for the Berlin Broadcasting Station.

• One of the very first pieces to successfully bring the jazz-idiom saxophone into the serious classical concert hall.

• Features four distinct, rhythmically infectious movements marked by tempo indicators rather than traditional Italian speed terms