Leduc Concerto en mi bémol opus 19
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Summary of This Collection
Designed for the alto saxophone and piano duo, this collection highlights the classical aesthetic of Alexander Glazunov through demanding yet approachable writing, perfectly suited to an intermediate level. The saxophone part emphasizes in-depth work on breath control, melodic line, and dynamics, while requiring flexibility of tone production and stability of intonation in the key registers of the alto. The piano accompaniment, conceived as a true musical partner, allows for development of listening skills, sound balance, and rhythmic placement, whether in lessons, rehearsals, or on stage.
Thanks to the inclusion of separate parts, preparation is more comfortable: the saxophonist has clear and direct reading, while the pianist benefits from an accompaniment part adapted for duo playing. This format is particularly relevant for building an audition program, preparing an end-of-year performance, or enriching one's alto saxophone sheet music repertoire with a work firmly rooted in tradition, while remaining pedagogically effective. The French-English edition enhances the collection's accessibility and facilitates understanding of any performance and interpretative instructions, regardless of your learning context.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | ||
| Composer | Alexander Glazunov | Language | French-English |
| Instrumentation | Alto Saxophone and Piano | Difficulty | INTERMEDIATE |
| Genre | Classical | Year of Publication | 2024 |
Questions frequently asked
What level is the Concerto in E-flat Opus 109 intended for?
This edition is suitable for an intermediate level. The writing requires breath control, melodic line, and dynamics on the alto saxophone.
What instrumentation is used for this Glazunov concerto?
The score is written for alto saxophone and piano, based on a work by Alexander Glazunov.
Are the saxophone and piano parts separate?
Separate parts are included for the saxophonist and the pianist. The alto part is thus distinct from the accompaniment, which facilitates duo rehearsal.
Is this alto saxophone score suitable for an audition?
Its intermediate level and piano accompaniment make it appropriate for an audition or an end-of-year performance.
In what language is the score published?
The edition published in 2024 is presented in French-English.



