Concertino voor Sax Soprano en Fanfare - Fanfare Band

Fanfare Band - Paul Harvey was born in 1935 in Sheffield (England). He studied clarinet and composition at the Royal College of Music in London. He was a clarinetist with ao the Scottish National Orchestra, the Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra, the, BBC Symphony Orchestra and the National Philharmonic Orchestra. In 1969 he was co-founder and leader of the London Saxophone Quartet and in the same year as \\\"Professor of Clarinet\\\"" appointed to the Royal Military School of Music. As a composer he is very active. Many compositions - mainly for clarinet or sax - appeared in issue. For saxophone he wrote a concerto for soprano, alto, tenor and baritone and chamber orchestra. The Concertino for Soprano Saxophone and Chamber Orchestra by the Belgian Radio Symphony Orchestra under the direction of Francois Daneels included. It is for the soloist at times virtuosic piece of music with many opportunities in the cadences additional excel. In the arrangement of Roland de Wilde, the potential of the accompanying fanfare band fully exploited."

Specifications

Composer	Paul Harvey
Arranger	Roland de Wilde
Difficulty	D - advanced
Duration	00:13:00
Year of publication	1995