Andreas van Zoelen plays Glazounov with NAU Wind Symphony1/2

In these excerpts Andreas van Zoelen plays the Glazounov Saxophone Concerto with the Northern Arizona University Wind Symphony, Dr. Daniel Schmidt, conductor. The arrangement was made by Joseph Kreines.
Andreas van Zoelen is professor of saxophone at the Fontys Conservatorium Tilburg, Netherlands

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[narutocola1]

you sound amazing here! i've been watching a lot of your videos, and i really like your tone. I'm a fellow classical saxophone player, and I was hoping you could recommend some mouthpieces that would help provide me with a darker sound. I currently play with a meyer 5m. I was looking at the vandoren a28, would you recommend that?

[avanzoelen]

@narutocola1 thanks. Yes, the Vandoren A28 could work well. Depends a lot on the combination with the horn, and if that works, make sure you try a bunch. I tried 10 A28's with a student once. They where all very different in terms of intonation and tone. You can also check other Vandoren, or Selmer mouthpieces, like the new sd20's (remake). A Meyer is not perse a classical mouthpiece

[Sulfoxdrummer]

i absolutely love your tone. i used your other recording to get a feel for this piece when i played it last year. it was definitely super useful. keep up the good work!

[smorud]

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