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Artist: Branford Marsalis, Joby Burgess, Ural Philharmonic Orchestra, Alexey Bogorad
Album: Gabriel Prokofiev: Saxophone Concerto, Bass Drum Concerto
Genre: Classical
Release Date: 2019
Audio Format:: FLAC (tracks) 24 bit, 96 kHz
Duration: 54:33
Total Tracks: 8
Total Size: 999 MB
Tracklist:
1. Branford Marsalis, Joby Burgess, Ural Philharmonic Orchestra & Alexey Bogorad – Saxophone Concerto: I. Andante Deciso – Molto Pesante (10:41)
2. Branford Marsalis, Joby Burgess, Ural Philharmonic Orchestra & Alexey Bogorad – Saxophone Concerto: II. Scherzo – Con moto (06:58)
3. Branford Marsalis, Joby Burgess, Ural Philharmonic Orchestra & Alexey Bogorad – Saxophone Concerto: III. Largo mesto (06:50)
4. Branford Marsalis, Joby Burgess, Ural Philharmonic Orchestra & Alexey Bogorad – Saxophone Concerto: IV. Allegro Mechanico (08:00)
5. Branford Marsalis, Joby Burgess, Ural Philharmonic Orchestra & Alexey Bogorad – Bass Drum Concerto: I. Lento Scuro (Bass War) (07:17)
6. Branford Marsalis, Joby Burgess, Ural Philharmonic Orchestra & Alexey Bogorad – Bass Drum Concerto: II. Largo Mesto (In the Steppes) (06:28)
7. Branford Marsalis, Joby Burgess, Ural Philharmonic Orchestra & Alexey Bogorad – Bass Drum Concerto: III. Allegro Moderato Leggiero (Four to the Floor) (04:17)
8. Branford Marsalis, Joby Burgess, Ural Philharmonic Orchestra & Alexey Bogorad – Bass Drum Concerto: IV. Allegro Brilliante (May Speed) (03:58)
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In his new Saxophone Concerto, Gabriel Prokofiev explores a side of classical music usually seen as forbidden by modern contemporary composers: melody. This aspect was incorporated at the request of the soloist, Branford Marsalis, allowing Prokofiev to revisit characteristics of the classical tradition not usually heard in contemporary music, giving the saxophone an open canvas.
Prokofiev’s Bass Drum Concerto shows the versatility of the instrument, despite only being used in a very basic fashion in classical music as a whole. Prokofiev experiments with how the bass drum is struck, where it is struck, and what it is struck with throughout the piece, producing a variety of sounds, colours and textures.