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he world premiere performance of Patrice Sciortino"s Sonances is included in a programme of three highly contrasting 20th century French works for saxophone and orchestra. Jean Rivier is one of the "father figures" in contemporary French music, his position as Professor of Composition at the Paris Conservatoire during the second half of the century having a major influence on music in Europe. He shared that part of his life with the creation of a large catalogue of the most elegant and attractive scores. Pierre Max Dubois was still a student at the Paris Conservatoire when he received a major French Radio commission, and he was subsequently to win the prestigious Prix de Rome. Dubois belongs to the school of Milhaud, his virtuoso handling of the saxophone creating a score full of pungency and fun. As a writer of plays and books, Patrice Sciortino enjoys the dual role with that of an avant garde opera and symphonic composer. In Sonances he explores the juxtaposition of the solo saxophone with differing groups of orchestral instruments, creating a fascinating kaleidoscope of sound colours.
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DUBOIS Pierre-Max
Saxophone Concerto No. 2
1 - 1 Tranquillo lancinant - Lento - Allegretto - Tempo primo (5mn 17s )
1 - 2 Prestissimo (2mn 52s )
1 - 3 Aria: calme mais sans trainer (5mn 33s )
1 - 4 Giocoso con fantasia - Tempo tango - Tempo primo (3mn 53s )
RIVIER Jean
Concerto for Alto Saxophone, Trumpet and Orchestra
1 - 5 Allegro burlesco - Tempo di Valza - Tempo primo (5mn 02s )
1 - 6 Adagio (7mn 14s )
1 - 7 Vivacissimo (5mn 33s )
SCIORTINO Patrice
Sonanaces
1 - 8 Souffle! (4mn 03s )
1 - 9 Prends! (7mn 01s )
1 - 10 Frappe! (2mn 37s )
1 - 11 Embrasse! (4mn 42s )
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