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Vol. 26, No. 4March/April 2002
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FRONT COVER INTERVIEWS
Paul Winter
by Ernest L. Kalwa & Elysia DeLaurentisJay Beckenstein
by Thomas ErdmannTodd Oxford
by Jeremy Gibson
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THE SAXOPHONE QUARTET "David Stock's Sax Appeal" by Susan Fancher
PSYCHOLOGY AND THE SAXOPHONE
"Stage Psychology: Understanding Yourself"
by Ryan Fraser
"The Saxophone G# Mechanism"
by Emilio "The Sax Doctor" Lyons
NEW SAXOPHONE PUBLICATIONS
"Favorite Operatic Arias" by Armando Guidoni
"Best of the Brecker Brothers & Michael Brecker Collection"
by David Demsey
TIPS ON DOUBLING
"Extensions: Triadic Structures, Alto Flute Extended Techniques, Quarter Tone Fingerings For Clarinet, Multiple Woodwinds"
by Chris Vadala
THE PROFESSIONAL SAXOPHONIST
"The Art Of Practicing"
by Laura Dreyer
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PAUL WAGNER
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TIM PRICE
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BILLY KERR
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Joseph Luloff Plays |
The Line Between |
Sand Dancer
Dave Hassell & Andy Scott Black Box CD Gratitude Chris Potter Verve 314 549 433-2 |
MASTERCLASS CD
By Sax Gordon & Andrew Clark
Sax Gordon and I recorded this project at my house using a Mac Server 63/300, a Audiomedia III card running with ProTools LE software, and a Mackie 1402VLZ mixer. Microphones used were all Shure models: WM98, Beta 58, and a 33-1070D for Gordon’s voice track. THE SHEET MUSIC The sheet music is the individual sax parts written out for tenor and alto/bari. The solos are not transcribed but all the horn parts are. On the tracks sub-titled “no horns” we invite you to use the sheet music Sax Gordon and Andrew Clark prepared, and play along. Because of the length of the sheet music with this masterclass we included only the tenor 1, and tenor 2 parts in this issue of Saxophone Journal. The sheet music for Eb alto and baritone, is available as a free download from our website. You’ll need the free Adobe Acrobat Reader installed on your computer to read and print the .pdf music files. If you need it, we included a link to acquire the Adobe Acrobat Reader browsing utility (not only for Saxophone Journal music, etc., but all internet usage). Please visit: www.dornpub.com/saxophonejournal/twohornsmusic.html
| THE TUNES Funky Bradford This tune is reminiscent of the funky Broadway groove and named for the location of Papasax Studios. Hubcap Hop This tune is named after the long running band that Gordon and I were involved with in Cambridge. Deadline Blues This tune was the first tune we started working on for this project and from the beginning we knew we would never meet any deadline now matter how liberal it was. Sideman Salute No, the title isn’t meant as a tribute to those hard working saxophonists toiling away for merciless singers across the country. It’s actually a military style salute that horn players give each other. It ends with your watch in front of your eyes! All saxophone parts were written and arranged by Gordon Beadle. |
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TIPS AND TECHNIQUES FOR TWO HORNS MASTERCLASS |
 Tips And Techniques For Two Horns Sax Gordon & Andrew Clark Masterclass CD March/April 2002 Sax Journal Volume 26, No. 4 |
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Sheet Music in Bb Sheet Music in Eb Please be aware that this sheet music is high quality for printing to your printer. Be patient because the .pdf sheet music will require some time to download. |
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The Tenor I and Tenor II parts were published
in Mar/Apr 2002 Sax Journal. The Eb Alto/Baritone sheet music is
included here as a free .pdf download.
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