Saxophone improvisation

Hans Abrahamsen - Congratulations Greeting
For solo horn 
Performed by Annemarie Federle

For more details and score: https://www.ram.ac.uk/multimedia/congratulations-greeting

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Congratulations Greeting

Abrahamsen - Congratulations Greeting

A saxophone cover of Somebody That I Used to Know by Gotye (feat. Kimbra)

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Don't misunderstand

Irene Tabour e L'Amortex are trying to combain one of the most ancient instrument of the musical history with an amazing result of high technology (which has nothing to do with iPhones...). Harp & Theremin. What an unexceptional mixture! Finally an instrument as the harp which has always been confined to Classical music is meeting the popular world of technology through the musical language of jazz. The two instruments revisit famous jazz standards in a new experimental way. The research of new contaminations between these two instruments breaks the border of the ordinary and gives the audiance the chance to live in an unreal imaginary atmosphere.

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The Royal Academy of Music moves music forward by inspiring successive generations of musicians to connect, collaborate and create. We are the meeting point between the traditions of the past and the talent of the future, seeking out and supporting the musicians today whose music will move the world tomorrow.

Abrahamsen - Congratulations Greeting

RoyalAcademyofMusic

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