Tants Fraylachs
Version for electronic brass band
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Saxophone quartet version (electronic)
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Story behind the piece:
This klezmer style piece has been through various versions over the years. It was originally written for Tubalaté (two tubas and two euphoniums), who may well play it some time.
The idea was then taken up by Lorin Swelk, who turned it into this beautiful brass band version.
It works great on the electronic version, but I have yet to convince myself of a playable version for live brass band.
Meanwhile, I reworked the piece for saxophone quartet.
Awaiting a live performance, here is also an electronic rendering of the sax quartet version.
Version for electronic brass band
Download mp3 proStream mp3 proSaxophone quartet version (electronic)
Download mp3 proStream mp3 proStory behind the piece:
This klezmer style piece has been through various versions over the years. It was originally written for Tubalaté (two tubas and two euphoniums), who may well play it some time.
The idea was then taken up by Lorin Swelk, who turned it into this beautiful brass band version.
It works great on the electronic version, but I have yet to convince myself of a playable version for live brass band.
Meanwhile, I reworked the piece for saxophone quartet.
Awaiting a live performance, here is also an electronic rendering of the sax quartet version.
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Tants Fraylachs (Klezmer Style) For Saxophone Quartet (SATB). Published by Musik Fabrik. (mfdws008) See more info... |
