Canfield: Sonata after Poulenc for Alto Saxophone and Piano Oboe/EH Music_English Horn he held the principal oboe

he held the principal oboe position in the Imperial Theatre Orchestra

and interpretive flair

This new edition of the Schumann "Fantasy Pieces" or "Fantasiestucke" was originally composed for clarinet and piano in 1849

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Canfield: Sonata after Poulenc for Alto Saxophone and Piano Oboe/EH Music_English Horn he held the principal oboeCode: JP4050 ISMN: 979 0 3019 0000 0 Sonata after Poulenc was written for Claude Delangle, Professor of Saxophone at the Paris Conservatoire. The music seeks to capture something of Poulenc's ebullient spirit, and his gift for melody and typically French harmonies. Canfield's own voice peeks through at certain points, and he didn't worry too much about those spots, simply concentrating on producing a piece that would be both fun to play and to listen