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Sept/Oct 2007, Volume 32, No. 1 |
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FEATURING Frankie Perez, David Binney, Todd Yukumoto |
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| ARTICLES THIS ISSUE Sept/Oct 2007 The Saxophone Quartet by Susan Fancher "Saxophone Music Of Daniel Dorff" Classical Saxophone In Central America, Pt. II. by Cynthia Cripps "Guatemala, Nicaragua, El Salvador Honduras" Rock 'n Roll Saxophone by Andrew Clark "How To Teach Rock 'n Roll" Creative Jazz Improvisation by David Pope "Libraries, Liner Notes and Jazz Improvisation" Vandoren by Jean-Marie Paul "The State of The Art" A Lesson With James Bunte by Greg Banaszak Emilio Lyons The Sax Doctor "Keeping Screws Tight On A Sax" "Tarnish Buildup On Metal Mouthpieces" Saxophonists In The Internet Age by David Camwell "Managing Your Multimedia Self-Promotion" New Saxophone Publications by David Demsey "Chant for Alto Sax & Piano by Augusta Thomas" "Vol. 90 Odd Times (Jamie Aebersold)" "Vol. 104 Free Play by Kenney Werner (Aebersold)" Sidney Bechet by Clement Adelman "Founder of Jazz Saxophone" |
| RECOMMENDED RECORDINGS |
| Paul Wagner's Reviews Royal City Sax Quartet "That's A Plenty" Ernie Kalwa, Bradley Moggachi, Larry Moser, Robert McWade When The Boat Comes In Andy Findon Billy Kerr's Reviews The Bob Florence Limited Edition "External Licks & Grooves" Jeff Driskill, Kim Richmond, Bob Efford The Bill Holman Band "Hommage" Pete Christlieb, Lanny Morgan, Bruce Babad, Bob Efford Reto Suhner "Reto Suhner Quartet - Aba" Reto Suhner Joe Lovano & Hank Jones "Kids: Live at Dizzy's Club Coca-Cola" Joe Lovano Have a CD, book, video you want reviewed? click here |
| We Sing To Each Other Masterclass CD by Steve Mauk ![]() |
Dana Wilson
Dana Wilson is one of the most gifted composers to ever write for the saxophone. His ten compositions include selections ranging from unaccompanied pieces to concerti. Wilson utilizes a variety of styles and musical influences, which keeps his music always fresh and unique. This article deals with his unaccompanied masterpiece for alto saxophone, We Sing to Each Other. The combined information in the article and on the CD will help saxophonists gain a better understanding of this work and how to prepare it for performance. STEVE MAUK Steve Mauk is professor of saxophone at the Ithaca College School of Music. He is a noted performer with concerts in countries including England, Ireland, Scotland, Canada, The Netherlands, Luxembourg, Italy, Slovenia, Croatia, Russia, and Japan. He has presented concerto performances in Moscow and St. Petersburg (Russia), performed three solo and chamber music recitals in Weill Hall (formerly Carnegie Recital Hall, NYC), appeared as a concerto soloist in Alice Tully Hall (NYC), and performed as soloist with the U.S. Navy Band and the West Point Band. Mauk has made 20 recordings and has authored many articles and books. Included among his publications are Saxophone Warm-Ups (Dorn Publications), A Practical Approach to Playing the Saxophone (Lyceum Music), Medici Masterwork Solos for Alto and Tenor Saxophone, Vol. II (Medici Music Press), and over 100 articles and reviews. |
We Sing To Each Other for unaccompanied alto saxophone Steve Mauk Masterclass CD Track Title 1. Movement I (full performance), 4:50 2. Movement II (full performance), 5:05 3. Introductory Comments By Steve Mauk, 1:47 4. Composer Dana Wilson’s Comments, 8:39 5. Performance Analysis of Movement I (Of Beauty And Sadness), 8:10 6. Performance Analysis of Movement II (Of Darkness And Joy), 14:29 |