Dehaske Gardez le Rythme! / Tenete il Ritmo!
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Summary of This Collection
Designed to support saxophonists in the consolidation phase, this educational collection with CD is aimed at intermediate-level players who want to practice regularly and concretely. The goal is to offer a motivating playing framework where one can alternate between reading, applied technique, and interpretation, while maintaining a musical and progressive approach.
The inclusion of a CD adds a particularly effective "play-along" dimension: it becomes easier to practice with a reference accompaniment, improve tempo stability, and develop listening skills (balance, articulation, phrasing). This type of resource also promotes rhythmic precision and confidence, especially when preparing for a lesson, an audition, or seeking to gain fluency in pieces of intermediate difficulty.
Thanks to its instrumentation dedicated to alto and baritone saxophone, this collection allows the work to be adapted to the student's instrument without losing the pedagogical spirit of the program. It thus serves as a useful resource for teachers as well as independent musicians, providing structured, directly usable content focused on progression.
Technical specifications
| Publication | Methods | ||
| Composer | Peter de Boer, Simon Lutz | Difficulty | INTERMEDIATE |
| Instrumentation | Alto / Baritone Saxophone | Pages | 32 |
| Genre | Educational | Year of Publication | 1999 |
| Language | International | ||
Questions frequently asked
Is this collection suitable for alto saxophone?
The instrumentation indicated covers alto saxophone and baritone saxophone.
Does the Gardez le Rythme! / Tenete il Ritmo! book include a CD?
A CD is included with this 32-page collection. It allows working with accompaniment to reinforce tempo, listening, and phrasing.
What level is required to work on this saxophone collection?
The announced difficulty level is intermediate. The content is aimed at saxophonists in the consolidation phase, with work combining reading, applied technique, and interpretation.
How many pages does this method contain?
The work contains 32 pages. It was published in 1999.
Who composed Gardez le Rythme! / Tenete il Ritmo!?
The method is by Peter de Boer and Simon Lutz. The indicated language is international.
