Alexander Glazunov Concerto for Alto Saxophone and String Orchestra E-flat major op. 109

[@ArtofSoundAndVision]

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[@redbrian3655]

Absolutely exquisite in all ways.

[@shadeeason4401]

Great job that was excellent!!!

[@theopaopa1]

magnífico. felicitaciones y muchas gracias

[@Ссаксофономпожизни]

браво!

[@annmorris2585]

Wonderful!!

[@funmiralf3216]

good interpretation, splendid....

[@NatesCoolDSReviews]

Marvelous tone!

[@zinam5795]

Thanks very MUCH...BRAVO!

[@carlosaccioly2445]

Linda performance... Som perfeito!!!

[@mboia]

Great perfomance!

[@robertramos645]

Wow! Incredible performance!

[@cocopan_official]

4分からが好きだ

[@cocopan_official]

トランクィロ

[@petermoon71]

A m a z i n g !!!

[@mason11198]

Fantastic performance! Sadly the strings were a tad quiet but the sax was amazing

[@ethanweisman3577]

Setup?

[@eddierivera7197]

Looks like a Selmer concept with a Rico lig? I’m not sure 😂

[@familiasernamuries3172]

@@eddierivera7197 No, a Bg ligature (made of gold I think)

[@josefviramontes1143]

Ahh such clean Altissimo

[@Tamadehenzhan]

gut

[@excalibur1812]

Why do players have to gyrate around so much? It totally distracts from the performance and does not equate to musicality or expression. Cannot watch this.

[@robertfrankgill5962]

excalibur12 You could always close your eyes and enjoy this excellent performance.

[@r020squared6]

For me it makes me more confident in my playing and makes everything more dramatic.

[@gabrielkaz5250]

Yes, playing without the partition and moving too much change the auditor into a spectator, but a musician has to serve the music, not the public. Its a thing Ernest Ansermet (swiss conductor of XIX°s) deplored.

[@benjaniszewski]

There is no conductor, so are in a way conducting each other with their movement.

[@gabrielkaz5250]

@@benjaniszewski conducting each other means nothing, and it shouldn't work if they don't have all the exact same way of thinking.