Saxophonist Robert Bariller's understanding and virtuosity of his instrument led to the composition of his excellent Breton Rhapsody, suitable for advanced saxophonists. Published in 1953, Breton Rhapsody addresses virtuosic features of semiquaver flourishes, much variation in time signatures and tempo, complex rhythm and articulation and wide intervals, amongst other aspects. Dedicated to Marcel Mule, Bariller's Breton Rhapsody is an exciting and exquisite addition to the Alto Saxophone repertoire and is essential to advanced players of the instrument.
