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Saxophone Listening List

Saxophone Listening List

Meadow View Listening List

Listening to great musicians is an essential part of learning how to be a great musician. In the Meadow View Band, you will have the opportunity to listen to some professionals on your instrument throughout the year. It is the hope this will inspire you to be a better musician yourself and will allow you to discover other great musicians who you enjoy listening to. You can listen to these musicians any way you choose. Many students will simply listen to recordings of a particular musician using YouTube, but you might consider other services such as Spotify, Apple Music, or Amazon Prime Music if they are available. Of course, many professional musicians have music for sale on CD or digitally. Some of the suggested performers on the list below may be difficult to find a recording of, but there are plenty of options. If you are not sure which one to listen to, just pick one! Please be sure to listen to an artist from the list on the back. When listening to ensembles that have in them, you may find quite a few excellent ensembles that are not on the suggested list. Feel free to listen to groups that are not listed. Listening Assignments

Listening Assignment #1: Listen to a Classical Saxophone Player from the list below Listening Assignment #2: Listen to a Classical Saxophone Player from the list below Listening Assignment #3: Listen to an ensemble from the list below Listening Assignment #4: Listen to a Classical Saxophone Player from the list below Listening Assignment #5: Listen to a saxophone player from the list below Listening Assignment #6: Listen to a saxophone player from the Jazz list below Listening Assignment #7: Listen to an ensemble from the list below Listening Assignment #8: Listen to recordings of your band pieces Listening Assignment #9: Listen to a saxophone player from the Jazz list below Listening Assignment #10: Listen to a Classical Saxophone Player from the list below Listening Assignment #11: Listen to recordings of your band pieces Listening Assignment #12: Listen to a Classical Saxophone Player from the list below

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Suggested Performers

Classical Saxophone Players: Marcel Mule, Sigurd Rascher, Eugene Rousseau, John Harle, Arno Bornkamp, Amy Dickson, Jess Gillam, Donald Sinta, Otis Murphy, Claude Delangle, Timothy McAllister, Clifford Leaman (with the Ambassador Duo), Tom Walsh, Nobuya Sugawa, Ed Fraedrich, Harvey Pittel

Jazz Saxophone Players: SOPRANO SAX – Sidney Bechet, Jane Ira Bloom, , Joe Farrell, Steve Grossman, Christine Jensen, David Liebman, Steve Lacy, Chris, Potter,

ALTO SAX – , Craig Bailey, Gary Bartz, Arthur Blythe, , Ornette Coleman, , , , , Paquito D’Rivera, Kenny Garrett, , Bunky Green, Jimmy Greene, , John Jenkins, Christine Jensen, , , , Jackie McLean, Roscoe Mitchell, Frank Morgan, Lanny Morgan, , , , , , Steve Slagel, Jim Snidero, , , Bobby Watson, Steve Wilson, , John Zorn

TENOR SAX – George Adams, Eric Alexander, , Bob Berg, Jerry Bergonzi, Don Braden, , Gary Campbell, , John Coltrane, Junior Cook, Eddie “Lockjaw” Davis, , Joe Farrell, Bud Freeman, Chico Freeman, Von Freeman, George Garzone, , , Paul Gonsalves, , , Steve Grossman, , , , , Clifford Jordon, John Klemmer, Ralph Lalama, , Pat LaBarbera, Azar Lawrence, Dave Liebman, Charles Lloyd, , Rick Margitza, Branford Marsalis, Wayne Marsh, Bob Mintzer, , James Moody, Rich Perry, Billy Pierce, Chris Potter, Dewey Redman, Joshua Redman, , , Larry Schneider, Archie Shepp, Wayne Shorter, , Sonny Stitt, , Benny Wallace, Ben Webster, , Lester Young

BARITONE SAX – , Nick Brignola, , Serge Chaloff, Ronnie Cuber, Charles Davis, , Leo Parker, , Cecil Payne, , Gary Smulyan

Notable Saxophone Ensembles: Duo Gaulin-Riverin, PRISM Quartet, 29th Street Saxophone Quartet, Quatuor Habanera, Donald Sinta Quartet, Rascher Saxophone Quartet, Rova Saxophone Quartet,