Dehaske Ecouter Lire Et Jouer - Les Trios Vol.1 - Saxophone Alto Baryton
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The essential things to know about this collection
The essential things to know about this collection
- Genuine ensemble listening practice: ideal for learning to lock in, breathe together and respond musically to the other parts.
- Natural progression: pieces arranged in increasing order of difficulty, allowing players to move forward step by step without frustration.
- Simple, original compositions: an accessible repertoire that remains musical, perfect for giving purpose to collaborative practice.
- The joy of playing as a trio: designed to make playing in a trio a motivating experience, both in lessons and workshops.
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Summary of this collection
Playing with others requires listening, reacting and responding to other sounds: this is precisely what Les Trios 1 & 2 focuses on. Designed to develop trio playing, this collection features numerous compositions that are both simple and original, allowing players to quickly experience a genuine ensemble-playing situation. Each part has its place in the musical dialogue, encouraging attention to entrances, voice balance, dynamics and articulation.
The pieces are graded in increasing order of difficulty, a major advantage when planning effective lessons: players can start with very accessible pieces and gradually grow more comfortable as they work through the repertoire. This progressive structure helps develop rhythmic accuracy, tempo stability and coordination between the three musicians, while retaining a fun, engaging dimension.
In an educational context, Les Trios 1 & 2 fits perfectly into individual lessons (supplemented by occasional group playing), group lessons, or ensemble projects. It is also an excellent resource for encouraging independence: each player learns to hold their own line while remaining attentive to the others, turning the ensemble into a "real" musical experience rather than a simple exercise. The result: trio playing becomes a pleasure, and progress comes naturally, piece by piece.
Technical specifications
| Publication | Methods | ||
| Instrumentation | trio (3 parts) | Difficulty | progressive (increasing order of difficulty) |
| Genre | ensemble music (trios) | ||
Questions frequently asked
Is this collection intended for alto and baritone saxophone?
The title indicates an edition designed for alto saxophone and baritone saxophone.
How many musicians can play Les Trios Vol.1?
The announced instrumentation is a trio with 3 parts. Each musician plays their line in a process of listening and responding between the voices.
What level is required to work on these trios?
The pieces are arranged in increasing order of difficulty. It is thus possible to start with accessible pieces and then progress to more demanding pages. This progression particularly targets rhythmic accuracy and tempo stability.
Does the collection help work on ensemble balance?
The playing of the 3 parts emphasizes entrances, voice balance, dynamics, and articulation.
Can this volume be used in music lessons?
Its content adapts to individual lessons complemented by group sessions, as well as lessons gathering several students. The trio repertoire allows working on coordination between the 3 musicians.



