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Rollin´ Phones

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Catalogue numberBIS-466 CD
Release date1990-03-31
Discs1
Total time64:25

This album showcases a selection of classical saxophone works performed by the all-female quartet, Rollin' Phones. The repertoire spans from the 19th to 20th century, featuring pieces by composers such as Jean-Baptiste Singelée, Eugène Bozza, Jean Françaix, and Alexander Glazunov. The album highlights the saxophone's evolution from its military origins to its revival in classical and jazz contexts. Rollin' Phones brings a fresh interpretation to these compositions, displaying their technical skill and artistry in chamber music settings.
 
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  Composer: Singelée, Jean-Baptiste
  Premier Quatuor pour saxophones, Op.53 20:08
01 Andante - Allegro 05:52 $ 0.88 USD
02 Adagio sostenuto 06:17 $ 0.94 USD
03 Allegro vivace 02:11 $ 0.33 USD
04 Allegretto 05:48 $ 0.87 USD
 
 
  Composer: Bozza, Eugène
  Andante et Scherzo pour quatour saxophones 07:50
05 Andante 04:39 $ 0.70 USD
06 Scherzo 03:11 $ 0.48 USD
 
 
  Composer: Françaix, Jean
  Petit Quatour pour saxophones 07:26
07 Gaguenardise 02:56 $ 0.44 USD
08 Cantilène 02:16 $ 0.34 USD
09 Sérénade comique 02:14 $ 0.34 USD
 
 
  Composer: Glazunov, Alexander
  Quatour pour saxophones, Op.109 26:46
10 Allegro 07:21 $ 1.10 USD
11 Canzona variée 13:00 $ 1.95 USD
12 Finale 06:25 $ 0.96 USD
 
  Album total 64:25
Saxophone quartetRollin' Phones
ComposerBozza, Eugène
Françaix, Jean
Glazunov, Alexander
Singelée, Jean-Baptiste
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