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FRAfter the Baritone Institute’s residence in Alsace, at Hohlandsbourg’s Castle, students and amateurs will present the result of the workshops and master-classes.
Event style: jazz
The Baritone Institute Performance
After the Baritone Institute’s residence in Alsace, at Hohlandsbourg’s Castle, professional saxophonists will present their achievements through world premieres for baritone saxophone.
Baritone Institute will perform as part of World Sax Day (www.worldsaxday.com)
CubanoSax Quintet performance
At the crossroad between jazz and Cuban music, an invitation to a colorful musical journey ! These five musicians brilliantly combine percussions and saxophone quartet sounds.
Mahidol Saxists with The Pomelo Town performance
Mahidol Saxists, a jazz saxophone quartet from Thailand, presents a wide range of jazz repertoire, from jazz standards to its own compositions.
SAX-O-PHILM: Sounds and Sights of the 1920’s
SAX-O-PHILM is a unique theatrical concert experience which recreates the atmosphere of the 1920’s. The performance brings us to broadway with world class musicians and multimedia tools.
Miles’ Tenors: A Study of Tenor Saxophonists Associated with Miles Davis
A presentation on the style of 3 major Jazz saxophonists: John Coltrane, George Coleman, and Wayne Shorter. A transcription of a solo from each player will be analyzed, and then performed.
Communicate Yourself
This workshop will train musicians how to communicate with their audience by analyzing great entertainers’ communication methods and by live demonstrations in front of the workshop’s audience.
Jam For Joy Performance
Jazz and songs standards, compositions made by member of the band, classicals themes revisited in an original way. Here’s the musical recipe from the group Jam For Joy since its creation in 2007.
Unaccompanied Jazz alto saxophone recital
This performance of unaccompanied jazz saxophone will feature improvisations based on “standard” song forms in addition to free improvisations in the moment.
Crossover
The saxophone ensemble “Oct’opus” proposes two pieces accessible for all. Two members of the ensemble being pianist and drummer, Oct’opus turns into a “big band” of saxophonists.