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Konzert für Blockfl?te und Kammerorchester (2020)

01. Saunam?ki, Eero "1. Misterioso - Presto"

02. Saunam?ki, Eero "2. Viertel = 100"

03. Saunam?ki, Eero "3. Presto"

04. Saunam?ki, Eero "4. Allegretto"

05. Saunam?ki, Eero "5. Vivace"

06. Saunam?ki, Eero "6. Coda"
Konzert für Tenorsaxophon und kleines Orchester (2015)

07. Pietil?, Esa "1. Mesto"

08. Pietil?, Esa "2. Intermezzo 1"

09. Pietil?, Esa "3. Vivacissimo, leggiero"

10. Pietil?, Esa "4. Intermezzo 2"

11. Pietil?, Esa "5. Andante, dolente"

12. Pietil?, Esa "6. Allegretto ritmico"

13. Pietil?, Esa "7. Kadenz"

14. Pietil?, Esa "8. Epilog: Andante"
Sonata concertante für Akkordeon und Streicher (1984/2019)

15. Valkeajoki, Janne "1. Pr?ludium: Molto rubato -"

16. Valkeajoki, Janne "Passacaglia"

17. Valkeajoki, Janne "2. Pr?ludium: Leggiero -"

18. Valkeajoki, Janne "Fuge: Andante - Pi? mosso - Leggiero"

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.. Concertos For Recorder & Tenor Saxophone

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Kalevi Aho: Concertos For Recorder & Tenor Saxophone by Eero Saunamaki, released 1 September 2023. This version of Kalevi Aho: Concertos For Recorder & Tenor Saxophone comes as a 1xSuper Audio. - .. CONCERTOS FOR RECORDER & TENOR SAXOPHONE

Concertante works featuring the recorder, tenor saxophone and accordion are few and far between. Stimulated by daring soloists, the prolific Finnish composer Kalevi Aho has composed such works, contributing in his own way to the development of an original and attractive repertoire. The Concerto for Recorder requires the soloist to play four types of recorder, from bass to sopranino. The work explores extended techniques and also does not shy away from flashbacks to the golden age of the instrument. Aho received the initial impetus for his Concerto for tenor saxophone after a concert by Esa Pietilä. Aho wrote a concerto with contrasting sections that gradually exploits the full potential of the tenor saxophone and also makes use of an oriental goblet drum (darabuka) that sometimes also takes centre stage. The origins of the Sonate Concertante for accordion and strings goes back to Aho's first Sonata for accordion of 1984. Noting it's orchestral character, soloist Janne Valkeajoki suggested making a concertante version with strings. Here, Aho sought to extend the technical possibilities of the instrument to the maximum and to write for it a work of astounding virtuosity, like Franz Liszt's most demanding piano compositions.

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BISSACD-2646

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