Music For 4 Saxophones Satb Or Aatb Saxes Sc/Pts
for SATB or AATB Saxophone Quartet
Sheet Music

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Alto Saxophone, Baritone Saxophone, Soprano Saxophone, Tenor Saxophone

SKU: HU.ADV7626

For SATB or AATB Saxophone Quartet. Composed by Bertold Hummel. Saxophone Quartet, Woodwind, Ensembles. Music for 4 Saxophones. Score and Parts. 80 pages. Advance Music #ADV7626. Published by Advance Music (HU.ADV7626).

ISBN 9780704581524. 12 x 9 x 0.2 inches.

A tone series, heard at the beginning in unison, is the basic material to be formed in the first movement. The intervals of a minor third and a fourth or fifth play a special role, whether in the melody or in the building of chords. Sharp differences in dynamics and articulation are features of of this first part of the work with its debt to the classical sonata form. The Sostenuto - returning repeatedly to the harmonic and hymn-like gestures of a funeral march - is subdivided by recitative-like insertions and spinning out of motifs and fading away in the "abgesang" in an chorale-like episode - a allusion to Bruckner. The persistent mixture of two overlapping ninths imposes itself on the vertical aspect of the burlesque third movement. On the horizontal plane, the intervals of the minor third and the fourth dominate - almost a return of material from the first movement. The formal structure is A B A, whereby B appears in the tempo of a Landler. The fourth movement begins with an arioso introduction, followed by an Allegro vivace with rondo character. Driving rhythms, melodic ideas reminiscent of jazz as well as strong rhythmical contrasts determine its profile. With a slight air of resignation, the turbulent finale dies away. The work was composed in 1990 at the suggestion of Normand DesChenes.