Concerto by Henri Tomasi Otis Murphy XVIII World Sax Congress 2018

[@davidrowe1004]

Wow. I think that's the best I've ever heard this played. Awesome.

[@kidding6712]

I love his playing!

[@ViktorChoi22]

12:20

[@tasa2412]

良く響く良い音だなあ

[@rloomis3]

I hope people affiliated with major U.S. orchestras see this. He should be soloing with important ensembles on these shores.

[@natrixxvision6997]

I think maybe he has.

[@rloomis3]

@@natrixxvision6997 After looking through several versions of his bio online, the most prominent U.S. professional orchestra I saw listed was the Indianapolis Symphony. I would argue that he deserves to be featured with orchestras such as, say, the symphonies of St. Louis, Dallas, Detroit, Pittsburgh, San Francisco, Baltimore, Atlanta, or the National. There is a saxophonist, whom I won't name (but it shouldn't be hard to figure out who I mean), who has soloed with at least a couple of the "Big Five" orchestras - and while he is unquestionably an excellent musician, he can't hold a candle to Prof. Murphy as a classical player. Once in a blue moon, a top-tier classical saxophonist gets to play with a top-tier U.S. orchestra - e.g. Tim McAllister with St. Louis, Baltimore, or the L.A. Phil., or Joe Lulloff with Cleveland. Prof. Murphy's performance here, in my opinion, shows that he deserves similar opportunities.

[@natrixxvision6997]

@@rloomis3 Well shoot. After all he has been teaching at the Jacobs School since before I care to remember. Yeah let him play.

[@edgarhernanalarconrodrigue9893]

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