Tableaux de Provence by Paule Maurice

Dr. Nathan Bogert, Saxophone
Dr. Michael Seregow, Piano
Recorded in Sursa Hall, Ball State University
Recording Engineer, Jeff Seitz

[@Keepcalmliveon5]

Impressive! I love how gentle it sounded while still being supported! I find many people tend to be too aggressive with this piece, especially the first movement.

[@noahguajardo2775]

Absolutely astonishing tone

[@calvinyww]

Bravo!! Easily one of my favorite interpretations now!

[@jasonandrews8587]

Superb. Tears came to my eyes.

[@davewang4369]

This is very unique version of the Tableaux! I've played it many times and your interpretation is quite different. 1st movement especially has a floating, light quality to it. Elegant

[@Hugo.Mateo.Gisbert]

Me encanta tu sonido

[@Boohwal]

😮😮

[@abisheksatish5205]

How did you work on tonguing it so fast (talking about 5th movement)? Any strategies?

[@tyrahuntr]

start slow, do everything bar by bar, with a metronome, and over time you can speed it up

[@jacobm1734]

Uhm… That was uh… You really were moving there pal. Wow 🤯(tempo wise of course… and every other aspect)

[@jasonandrews8587]

I am wondering if I can get it for tenor saxophone

[@yanelaurelus8517]

You definitely can :) you got this

[@tyrahuntr]

it will go insanely high if you transpose it to sound at the same pitch - you can just play the alto music and it will be the same but sound slightly lower

[@yes-ul6hq]

IV- 5:39

[@majortomniner3758]

3:15

[@yes-ul6hq]

V-10:17

[@helenlan_yt]

iii. 4:27

[@Clara-gn8od]

4:28