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Jan/Feb 2008 , Volume 32, No. 3 |
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FEATURING Emilio Castillo, David Stambler, Kenny Garrett |
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| ARTICLES THIS ISSUE Jan/Feb 2008 Paul Brodie "The Ambassador Of The Saxophone" April 11, 1934-November 19, 2007 Editorial Page The Saxophone Quartet by Susan Fancher "Recording Insights: The New Century Sax Quartet" The Sax Doctor Emilio Lyons "Straightening Long Rod Bearings On A Sax" "Selmer Mark VI Serial Numbers" New Saxophone Publications by David Demsey "The Sax Intonation Workbook by Trent Kynaston" "Chasin' The Bird: The Life And Legacy OfCharlie Parker" Creative Teaching Techniques by Steve Mauk "Beginning Soprano Saxophone Techniques" Creative Jazz Improvisation by David Pope "Art Of The Duo: Jazz Improvisation For Two" Rock 'n Roll Saxophone by Andrew Clark "Transcribing Rock Sax Licks With Audacity" A Lesson With J. Michael Holmes by Greg Banaszak Bass Sax In Spiderman 3 by Bill Liston "Bill Liston & John Mitchell Playing Bass Sax" Practicing The Extremeties Of The Saxophone by Gunnar Mossblad |
| RECOMMENDED RECORDINGS |
| Paul Wagner's Reviews Chambersax "Music For Saxophone And other Instruments" Kyle Horch Saxvior Faire Douglas Masek Billy Kerr's Reviews Homecoming "Live At The Iridium" Eddie Daniels One Hopeful Day Chris Potter Beyond The Red Door" Bud Shank Frank Bongiorno's Reviews Reeeeeeeeeds The Zagreb Sax Quartet Sky Blue Maria Schneider Orchestra |
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| Royal City Saxophone Quartet Plays Six Brown Brothers Masterclass/Play-Along CD by the Royal City Saxophone Quartet ![]() |
THE ROYAL CITY SAXOPHONE QUARTET (RCSQ) Ernie Kalwa Bradley Moggach Robert McWade Larry Moser The RCSQ was founded in 1991 in Guelph, Ontario Canada, nicknamed the “Royal City,” after the royal Hanoverian Guelph family. In response to a question we are often asked, “How many people are in your quartet?”, with one voice we answer, “just four!” But we can appreciate the question because our CDs often have more than four voices playing at a given time. This has come about because the Brown Brothers’ arrangements called for six parts. As a result, we sometimes have to double up and add inner parts to our recordings. www.studiospace.com/rcsq |
Royal City Saxophone Quartet Plays Six Brown Brothers Track Song Title Time 1 Concert A tuning note 0:33 2 Smiles & Chuckes play-along (minus soprano) 1:40 3 Golden Spur play-along (minus 1st tenor) 2:33 4 Torrid Dora play-along (minus baritone/bass 2;51 5 Russian Rag play-along (minus soprano/1st alto 2:30 6 Laf ‘n Sax play-along (minus soprano/1st alto 1:54 7 Smiles & Chuckes (full performance) 1:37 8 Golden Spur (full performance) 2:31 9 Torrid Dora (full performance) 2:48 10 Russian Rag (full performance) 2:30 11 Laf ‘n Sax (full performance) 1:54 12 How to “laugh” on the saxophone 10:10 Total time 33.31 |
Royal City Saxophone Quartet Plays Six Brown Brothers Torrid Dora bass saxophone part as a free PDFdownload, click here Russian Rag alto saxophone part as a free PDFdownload, click here Laf'n Sax alto saxophone part as a free PDFdownload, click here Emilio Castillo's Selected Discography Click here for a PDF version of Emilio Castillo's Discography Kenny Garrett's Selected Discography Click here for a PDF version of Kenny Garrett's Discography |