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Kerkezos' performance is just without emotion –– his playing of the Glazunov is straight and uninteresting, and we get little drama in the Ibert, which cries out for sweeping emotive playing. His playing of the Villa Lobos could benefit from more careful study of the score so as to understand how his line swells and contracts. Perhaps he understands these notions, but his playing doesn't evidence it. Claude Delangle's playing of the Ibert is notably better, so is Sugawa's. Gary Louie's recording of the Glazunov is, to my knowledge, most expressive. Look to the above recordings first before making a purchcase.
This is a very wonderful CD of the standard pieces in the saxophone repetoire! It is actually Theodore Kerkezos (not Martyn Brabbins) who is the saxophonist on this CD.
This "Martyn Brabbins" guy performes at an exellent level of interpretation and technique. His sound is also quite good. Almost to my 5-Star Level. I especially like the way he plays the Concertino Da Camera. An exquisite performance.
Classical composers have tended to prefer strings to woodwinds, and as such there is a paucity of non-jazz literature that feautres the saxaphone and its instrumental relatives. This "best of" disc compiles the highlights of sax composition into single volume. Though thoroughly enjoyable, the disc's brief running time underlines the indifference with which woodwinds have been historically treated. Debussy and Ibert are the only "name" composers featured on the collection, but their sterling contriubtions are equalled and surpassed by inclusions form lesser-knowns like Glazunov (his concerto in E-flat major is not to be missed). At $5.99 this disc is a real steal. Pick it up and diversify your sonic palette.
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| Artist | Martyn Brabbins, Philha... |
| Genre | Classical |
| Release | 05 October 2002 |
| Listeners | 7,519 |
| Play Count | 46 |
| Price | $7.99 |
| Tracks | 14 |
| Country | USA |
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