The Saxophone
Apple Music Classical
Thanks to a quirk of history, the saxophone—invented in 1846—never became a full-time member of the orchestra, but it makes many memorable appearances. Whether as a guest among the orchestral woodwinds, featured in intimate chamber music or at the front of the stage as a soloist, the saxophone has some great tunes, as this playlist demonstrates.
Escapades – 1. Closing in (From "Catch me if you can")
Villa-Lobos: Fantasia for soprano saxophone and chamber orchestra
Saxophone Concerto in E-Flat Major, Op. 109
Pedro Pablo Cámara Toldos, I Musici di Basilea
Bolcom: Concerto Grosso
R. Vaughan Williams: Job, Scene VI
Sylvia Ou La Nymphe De Diane, Ballet En 3 Actes & 5 Tableaux - Acte III - N°15b Barcarolle (Remasterisé En 2000)
Paris Opera Orchestra, Daniel Deffayet, Roger Andre
J. A. Morales