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Michael Brecker premieres Psathas' sax concerto (1of3)

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The late Michael Brecker premieres John Psathas' sax concerto "Omnifenix" in Bologna August 2, 2000. The Orchestra Sinfonica dell'Emilia-Romagna "Arturo Toscanini" was conducted by Marcello Rota. Drum solo by Massimiliano Guono.
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  • It sounds like the same third-stream musical direction as the collaborations with Claus Ogerman. I love this music, but it's a pretty hard sell for the general public.

  • @Modes9 you're telling me...

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  • I cried like a baby the day he died for 12 hours.. I still feel empty...  Thank you Mike!

  • Michael is still the best, even dead....

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  • Amazing performance and composition! Wish i was there!!

  • Geeze, fantastic playing and killer writing!! Awesome!

  • Mike did a great job on this. How not? He"s just playing what he always played. I didn't like the composition though. It's so pretentious.

  • I'm sorry, but concert bands are not meant for jazz. Michael is great though

  • Brilliant!

  • @dahalofreeek Oh, cool. I just saw him this weekend, actually. Still, I think I prefer Michael in terms of style.

  • @Vitruvian42 Joshua Redman actually has done a very good recording of this concerto.

  • I'd hate to hear someone else try to play this.

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