Leduc Mengel A. - Identifications I - Saxophone Baryton et Violoncelle
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Summary of This Score
Identification I (11') (9th) offers a rare timbral encounter between the depth of the baritone saxophone and the warmth of the cello. This score emphasizes instrumental dialogue: alternating melodic lines, imitation games, expressive responses, and passages where both voices intertwine to create a rich and nuanced duo texture.
Designed for saxophonists wishing to move beyond the "classical" saxophone ensemble repertoire, it provides a true chamber music experience: sound placement, shared breathing, dynamic management, and articulation become central elements of the work. On the cello side, the writing highlights projection, phrasing flexibility, and intonation precision, while naturally integrating into the baritone's low register.
Thanks to its format and duration, this work fits well into both a concert program and a pedagogical approach focused on ensemble playing and repertoire modernization. The Vent de Sax collection here showcases demanding and musical content, perfect for duos seeking a striking, expressive, and structured piece.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | Publication | Sheet music |
| Composer | Mengel | Instrumentation | baritone saxophone and cello |
| Edition | Leduc | Collection | Vent de Sax |
Questions frequently asked
What instrumentation is planned for Mengel's Identification I?
The score is written for baritone saxophone and cello, in a duo formation.
What is the duration of the piece Identification I?
The indicated duration is 11 minutes, which allows its inclusion in a concert program.
Is this score suitable for chamber music?
The writing is based on a dialogue between baritone saxophone and cello. Alternating melodic lines, imitations, and interwoven passages structure the ensemble work. Common breathing, dynamics, and articulation play a central role.
What musical style is indicated for this work by Mengel?
The musical genre specified is classical. The work offers a meeting between the low register of the baritone and the sound of the cello.
In which collection and with which publisher is the score published?
This Leduc edition belongs to the Vent de Sax collection. The indicated composer is Mengel.
