Variationen Über Einen Tanz Aus El Maestro 1536 Von Luis De Milán-The Catalan composer and vihuela player Luis de Milán (1500-1561) ranks among the most important composers of the Spanish Renaissance. His collection El Maestro from 1536 was the first publication of vihuela music in music history (the vihuela is a predecessor of the guitar).The six pavans contained therein are typical examples of the stately processional dance. According to the etymological derivation of 'pavo' (Spanish/Latin: 'peacock') this characteristic bird call which can be performed freely and naturalistically by the saxophone player can sometimes be heard in this 'peacock's dance'.World premiere: 15.2.2017 Ballhaus Berlin with Domiki Wollenweber(cor anglais) and the saxophone quartet CLAIR OBSCUR.Also published by Schott: a version for alto saxophone (cor anglais) and organ (ED 21260).

A moderately difficult composition utilizing the less performed time signature of 5/8. This time signature often alternates with 6/8 and other times signatures making for some flashy rhythmic syncopation. The jazzy scherzo motionalternates with sections of lyrical beauty.

Par DELANGLE CLAUDE / BOIS CHRISTOPHE. / Niveau : Assez Facile / méthode - études / Méthode / 2 à 4 Saxophones