Combre Beugniot - Sonate Pour 2 Saxophones - 2 Saxophones Alto et Ténor
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Summary of This Score
This score for 2 saxophones (alto and tenor) fits within a classical aesthetic, ideal for building a solid and musical duo. Working in pairs encourages setup, management of shared breaths, accuracy in intervals, and coherence of articulations, while developing a true quality of ensemble sound. Thanks to its large format edition (23 x 31 cm) and 40 single-sided pages, the reading remains clear and stable on the stand, a real advantage in rehearsals and lessons. Part of the "Arc en ciel" collection, this resource is an excellent tool for saxophonists wishing to expand their duo repertoire, work on musicality, and progress in chamber music interpretation. Publication date: 12/02/2011.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | Publication | Sheet music |
| Instrumentation | 2 saxophones, alto and tenor | Pages | 40 (single-sided, 23 x 31 cm) |
| Collection | Arc en ciel | Year of Publication | 2011 |
| Genre | Classical | ||
Questions frequently asked
What is the instrumentation of the Combre Beugniot Sonata?
The score is written for a duo combining an alto saxophone and a tenor saxophone.
Is this sonata suitable for two alto saxophones?
The indicated instrumentation specifically calls for one alto saxophone and one tenor saxophone. It is therefore not designed for two altos according to the provided edition information.
What musical style is presented in this saxophone score?
The work belongs to the classical genre. The duo work focuses notably on intervals, articulations, and shared breathing.
How many pages does the score contain?
The edition contains 40 pages printed on one side only. Its 23 x 31 cm format promotes stable reading on the music stand. This presentation is suited for rehearsals and study sessions.
In which series is this sonata published?
This score is part of the "Arc en ciel" collection and was published in 2011.
