Music of the Gilded Age Live at Glen Eddy

[@pranavmakhijani2002]

Oh it’s just delightful. And happy to see you after so long.

[@ChristopherBrellochs]

I started a new job 6 months ago with lots of responsibility as Dean of a School of Music, but if I don't make time to play music nothing feels quite right. Now I need to make time for more music theory! Best wishes, Dr. B

[@alkali6]

Happy that you passed! Haha This was a great addition to my morning coffee

[@ChristopherBrellochs]

If you drink your coffee quickly at the beginning the caffeine should kick in for the final fast section of the music. :) Thanks!

[@jillmcaleese6514]

What a lively and evocative piece, so beautifully performed by you both! Sheer delight! Thankyou. London

[@ChristopherBrellochs]

Thank Jill. I've only been to London once and can't wait to visit again.

[@sabirkarki]

Beautiful sir ❤️

[@ChristopherBrellochs]

Thanks so much.

[@andrewnorris2]

It's been a while but lovely to see you performing again, and in top form. Of course you pass!

[@ChristopherBrellochs]

Haha, thanks.

[@charlesgray6359]

Man, the mechanics on that horn sound so quiet!! lol

[@ChristopherBrellochs]

There's a reason they call you the Saxophone Whisperer...the clickity-clack of the saxophone mechanism is barely a whisper after you work on a horn!

[@kennyadedayo8550]

❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️😎

[@DaveDurango]

Why did you stop making videos?

[@ChristopherBrellochs]

Hello Dave. I miss making videos and hope to resume; I have been busy with research, lectures and performances on "Music of the Gilded Age," along with teaching at Vassar College and leading the School of Music at SUNY Schenectady. I really appreciate the comment. You can follow my research on Facebook and Instagram under "Music of the Gilded Age." Best wishes, Dr. B

[@DaveDurango]

@@ChristopherBrellochs ty for the response.

[@afonsodeportugal]

Wonderful! Who composed this?

[@ChristopherBrellochs]

Paul Agricole Genin, a French flautist who also composed for saxophone when Adolphe Sax was teaching at the Paris Conservatory of Music. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paul_Génin

[@afonsodeportugal]

@@ChristopherBrellochs Thank you for taking the time to reply! :)