Eugene Bozza - Aria for Saxophone and Piano (1936) [Score-Video]

Eugene Bozza - Aria for Saxophone and Piano (1936)
陳 正, saxophone
吳思慧老師, piano
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[@jacobbass6437]

Ah the piece that every freshman plays at my college. It’s such a sweet piece, and less of a headache compared to the Improvisation and Caprice.

[@imauz1127]

does improvisation and caprice even count as a real piece lmao

[@jacobbass6437]

@@imauz1127 yeah of course? It’s the required piece for the highschool division of the 2024 NASA Competition. So pretty established.

[@imauz1127]

@@jacobbass6437 i mean i guess but when i listened to it it sounded so odd lmao

[@jacobbass6437]

@@imauz1127 it’s pretty conventional compared to a lot of other sax rep.

[@imauz1127]

@@jacobbass6437 i guess that's true

[@curtiscurry5775]

Bozza wrote so many great pieces for the alto saxophone. Thank you for sharing this!

[@anastas4339]

I’m doing this for my senior solo and ensemble performance I fell in love with this piece the moment I heard it!

[@ENIGIVIAGAMING]

Bro wish me luck im in 8th grade tryna play this 😭

[@audicoes]

Bravissimi!

[@JustARandomPersonLol69420]

As a seventh grader, this piece will forever be known as ‘Mouth and air control hell’. Notes and stuff aren’t too bad, controlling breath, air and dynamics is difficult for me.

[@greasymoo4946]

you'll get there bud, don't worry

[@calvinblackmon_sax]

man good on you for finding this as a seventh grader, it took me until this year to really fall in love with classical saxophone as a sophomore

[@alexanderbayramov2626]

1:09 sounds so incredibly similar to aria from Bach's pastorale bwv 590, fun coincidence probably? (1:48 too)

[@_smallmac_]

probably a case of being inspired by the work

[@Ipanema79]

It sounded in some French movie. Remind me, please, in which?

[@yuehchopin]

schönes Werk

[@gabe_live6579]

Where can I find this sheet music?

[@kipjohnston2184]

Who performed in this video?

[@GNGianopoulos]

The artists are listed in the video in their Chinese names.

[@vine2197]

Que

[@machida5114]

classical

[@williamafindlay]

Why doesn’t the music follow the score?

[@GNGianopoulos]

Works perfectly for me.

[@imauz1127]

it does...

[@ENIGIVIAGAMING]

The bottom two staffs are for the piano accompaniment

[@jotaerreito]

What happens is that the pianist plays the first note so softly that you can hardly hear it.