Lemoine Soley David - Laberinto III - Saxophone
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Summary of This Score
This score for solo alto saxophone is set within a contemporary language, with an approach focused on expressivity and the sonic personality of the instrument. In solo performance, every musical intention becomes immediately audible: intonation, register balance, attack quality, and phrase continuity take on particular importance. It is a relevant resource for saxophonists wishing to develop a constructed, precise, and committed interpretation.
Thanks to its concise format (8 pages), this piece is well suited for individual practice, interpretation workshops, or preparation contexts (auditions, exams, competitions, class recitals). Contemporary music often requires attentive reading and solid rhythmic rigor: this score thus constitutes an excellent support to strengthen tempo stability, articulation clarity, and fine dynamic control, while maintaining true artistic freedom.
Belonging to the Claude Delangle Collection, it is aimed at saxophonists eager to explore a modern and demanding repertoire, highlighting the color palette of the alto saxophone. It is also a way to expand your sheet music library with a work that encourages active listening, controlled projection, and strong stage presence-essential qualities whenever playing solo.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | Publication | Sheet music |
| Instrumentation | solo alto saxophone | Genre | contemporary score |
| Collection | Claude Delangle | Pages | 8 |
Questions frequently asked
For which saxophone is Laberinto III written?
The score is intended for alto saxophone alone. No other instrumentation is indicated.
Is Laberinto III suitable for contemporary music work?
The piece is classified as a contemporary score within the classical genre. Its writing emphasizes expressiveness, rhythmic precision, and the dynamics of the alto saxophone.
How many pages does this David Lemoine Soley score contain?
This edition consists of 8 pages. This concise format can be suitable for individual practice or audition preparation.
Is the score part of a saxophone collection?
It belongs to the Claude Delangle collection. This editorial reference pertains to a work for solo alto saxophone.
Which technical aspects are required in Laberinto III?
The work focuses particularly on intonation, register balance, and attack quality. Continuity of phrasing, clarity of articulation, and dynamic control are also emphasized. The interpretation relies on attentive reading of the contemporary writing.
