Allegro con moto from Concertino Da Camera Jacques Ibert
Jacques
Ibert began studying the dramatic arts before turning to music. He believed that music was closely linked to
the other arts, and was part of a larger emotional response to all aspects of
experience, the "expression of an interior adventure." He employed the moods and techniques of
Impressionism along with the structure of neo-Classicism. In 1935, Ibert composed his Concertino Da
Camera for alto saxophone, which is often considered one of the greatest works
in the saxophone repertoire. Ashu
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Jacques Ibert
Allegro con moto, from Concertino Da Camera Play
Recorded on 08/08/2007, uploaded on 02/24/2009
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Allegro con moto from Concertino Da Camera Jacques Ibert
Jacques Ibert began studying the dramatic arts before turning to music. He believed that music was closely linked to the other arts, and was part of a larger emotional response to all aspects of experience, the "expression of an interior adventure." He employed the moods and techniques of Impressionism along with the structure of neo-Classicism. In 1935, Ibert composed his Concertino Da Camera for alto saxophone, which is often considered one of the greatest works in the saxophone repertoire. Ashu
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Chanson de la mort de Don Quichotte, from Chanson de Don Quichotte
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