Jacques Ibert - Concertino da Camera

Mvt. 2 - Larghetto; Animato Molto

Performed by Andrew Park and the Bowling Green State University Philharmonia under the direction of Kiki Kilburn.

Performed February 7th 2009, Andrew was 18 years old at the time of the performance.

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[shysaxguy]

You have the most ideal sound for classical music ive ever heard!!!! you deserve a thousand pats on the back :)

(Im doing this piece for solo/ensemble, any suggestions?)

btw, nice touch on the reed slapping :)

[Saxopwnerer]

@shysaxguy Thank you for the nice comments! Work on keeping good time in the first mvt with lots of metronome practice. Approach the altissimo lines with extreme caution (play them an octave lower if need be).

Listen to lots of recordings in the second mvt, and make sure your sound is very even throughout.

Some of the lines in the third mvt are seemingly easy, but very challenging when you get down to it. Don't be afraid to work on five notes at a time for days or months.

I wish you the best!

[TheGHMfan2]

Larghetto animato molto (2nd part). Is it??

[Saxopwnerer]

@TheGHMfan2 technically there's only two movements in Concertino da Camera, but the third movement is implicit (starting at 3:47 in this video). So this video only has the second and (implicit) third movement.

[Stephcae12]

Nice Sound nice emotion.

[Saxopwnerer]

@Stephcae12 Thank you :)

[shysaxguy]

@Saxopwnerer Thank you very much :)

[lurchomatic09]

nice sound man



[lurchomatic09]

nice sound man

[SashaTheBrit]

Wow, you are awesome.