Luminous Sky for Saxophone Trio (SAB) - Chris Evan Hass
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- Опубликовано: 18 окт 2024
- The Incendio Saxophone Trio's gorgeous performance of my lyrical composition 'Luminous Sky'.
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Available for purchase through Murphy Music Press:
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Program Notes:
Luminous Sky is a lyrical ballad depicting the warmth and serenity of a colorful sunset. The music features an almost constant arpeggiated ostinato, providing motion to the simple and expressive melodic fragments.
The piece was written for the Incendio Trio as part of their performance at the 2022 Midwest Band and Orchestra Clinic. The trio spent the previous year working on my chaotic and brash work Liquid Metal, so I thought this more lyrical style would be a nice change of pace for the ensemble!
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Very grateful to the Incendio Trio for championing this piece! More information about Luminous Sky can be found here:
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What an impeccable arrangement!!! I love when the Bari shines through!!
Bari Appreciation is always welcome 💕💕🥰
Can’t beat a good bari melody!
Absolutely beautiful
awesome. love how it never feels forced or gimmicky with mixed/abnormal time signatures, just feels like that’s exactly how the music should sound. keep it up!
That’s the goal! Hoping to make the music flow in a natural despite the difficulty and frequent meter changes.
The way the music flows is so gorgeous.. I'm in love.. I feel like I'm flying just listening to this
I made sure to buy the music immediately! I cant wait to play it in my highschool trio!
That means a lot! Best of luck with the music, the arpeggios are no joke (and I should’ve known not to go into concert D major at the end…).
this is great! the part at 2:14 sounds so beautifully like klezmer to my ears. I love it!
Chris, dude, this is so beautiful! I absolutely adore these chord progressions, and I remain impressed at how well you can take three or four saxophonists and make it sound like there's ten of them playing. Great work, man!!!
Thanks so much Harrison!! It definitely helps having three of the best saxophonists playing on this recording - if I just give them constant arpeggios, they’re bound to sound like a bigger ensemble. Glad you enjoyed what you heard!
Those sixteenth notes make me wanna 😩😩😩😩😩😩😩
I love this!
You should make a Clarinet Quartet piece I would like to see what you do with that
1:21 this part slaps, amazing song!
Sounding good! At risk of being cheeky, I really wonder what this would sound like if transcribed for Oboe, English Horn, and Bassoon 🤔
Do you ever plan on adapting this piece for a quartet including tenor sax?
@@eeerrr7745 I don’t plan on it, unfortunately. I tried to make the three parts as efficient as possible so I wouldn’t need the tenor.