Claude-Henry Joubert
Mademoiselle Coquelicot (Cycle 1)
pour Saxophone Alto (Ou Soprano ou Tenor) et Piano
Claude-Henry Joubert
Mademoiselle Coquelicot (Cycle 1)
pour Saxophone Alto (Ou Soprano ou Tenor) et Piano
- Formation Saxophone et Piano
- Compositeur Claude-Henry Joubert
- Édition Partition
- Maison d’Édition Alphonse Leduc
- N ° de commande AL29511
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Description:
Born in 1948, Claude-Henry Joubert studied at the Paris Conservatoire where he won many prizes. His career has led him to become Director of the Orleans Conservatory, as well as teaching at other institutions. Hiscompositional output is also substantial, with Mademoiselle Coquelicot being a delightful addition to the Saxophone repertoire.
The preface of Mademoiselle Coquelicot, written by Michel Mériot, states that the piece fills a vital gap as an necessary exam and audition work for many schools and other institutions. Adaptable to Alto, Tenor orSopranoSaxophones, Mademoiselle Coquelicot is suitable to grade two standard saxophonists. With a typical performance lasting about 2 minutes and 15 seconds, Joubert's work contains manyappealing musical features. For all aspiring saxophonists, Mademoiselle Coquelicot is a sublime addition to the repertoire.
The preface of Mademoiselle Coquelicot, written by Michel Mériot, states that the piece fills a vital gap as an necessary exam and audition work for many schools and other institutions. Adaptable to Alto, Tenor orSopranoSaxophones, Mademoiselle Coquelicot is suitable to grade two standard saxophonists. With a typical performance lasting about 2 minutes and 15 seconds, Joubert's work contains manyappealing musical features. For all aspiring saxophonists, Mademoiselle Coquelicot is a sublime addition to the repertoire.