Solo de concert Op.74 - Fantaisie Brillante Op.86

Jean-Baptiste Singelée

ISBN 13: 9790230962605

Casa editrice: Editions Henry Lemoine, 1996

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Contains Belgian classical composer Jean-Baptiste Singelée's Solo De Concert Op74 & Fantaisie Brillante Op86 arranged for Alto Saxophone and Piano.

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Jean-Baptiste Singelée (25 September 1812 in Brussels 29 September 1875 in Oostende)[1] was a Belgian classical composer of the romantic period. Jean-Baptiste Singelée was born in Brussels and studied at the Royal School of Music in Belgium. He was the violin soloist at the Royal Theater of Brussels and directed orchestras there and in Gand. Singelée was one of the first composers to treat the saxophone as a serious classical instrument, evidenced by his composing over 30 Solos de Concours for saxophone and his students at the Paris Conservatory. As a longtime friend of Adolphe Sax, the inventor of the saxophone (they met as students at the Royal School of Music), he encouraged Sax to develop the four principal members of the saxophone family, and composed what is very likely the first work ever written for the saxophone quartet, his Premier Quatuor, Op. 53, completed in 1857. In addition to his saxophone works, Singelée is credited with composing 12 concertos, many solo works for violin and other instruments as well as music for ballet.

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• Editore: Editions Henry Lemoine
• Data di pubblicazione: 1996
• ISBN 13: 9790230962605
• Rilegatura: Spartito musicale
• Numero di pagine: 18