Foreign solo saxophone
Barry Cockcroft
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Foreign for solo saxophone
duration: 4 minutes
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Barry Cockcroft 1993
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Quarter tone trill with suggested fingering and breath mark
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Foreign should be played with extremes of dynamics. The softs should be barely audible whilst the louds should be as strong as possible. The repeated section should be as fast as possible whilst paying close attention to the full range of dynamics. Quarter tone and multiphonic fingers vary for each saxohpone so if the suggested fingerings do not work, experiment with alternatives. Licensed to: Sean Tanguay
[email protected] 32 Gifford Ave., Westfield, MA 01085, United States
