Alexander Glazunov: Saxophone Concerto, Op. 109 (Rousseau, Kuentz)

[@qfcbv]

Pure Glazunov; relaxing, mellow, like jazz, added with pure late romantic charm. I've never heard something quite like it. It's beautiful, refreshing.

[@lucasantoniotujan7783]

OwO it's the first time I've heard a concerto for this instrument XD. It's surprising really good.

[@SpencerCha]

Yeah I really like it :DD

[@davidrehak3539]

Alekszandr Glazunov:Esz-dúr Szaxofonverseny Op.106
1.Allegro moderato 00:05
2.Andante sostenuto 05:31
3.Allegro 09:10
Eugene Rousseau-szaxofon
Orchestre de Chambre Paul Kuentz
Vezényel:Paul Kunetz

[@imauz1127]

are these the different movements? or is it all just one movement?

[@javiervazquez5556]

​@@imauz1127​​ Only one. Although you can find some structural similarities with a three movement concerto. Personally I would say the equivalent section to a II movement starts earlier, but honestly I haven't done a deeply analysis of the work. The equivalent section to the III movement would start at 9:10 for me too

[@nolkso]

0:34

[@johnmackeyenthusiast]

5:30
6:21

[@mr.potatobread3421]

0:53 is 2
2:10 is 6

[@davidcarballo5136]

4:50

[@mr.potatobread3421]

2:52 is 9
4:13 is 12