Binge, Ronald -Concerto for Alto Saxophone and Orchestra Flute and Electronics the folk melodies are presented

the folk melodies are presented with Bartók's own harmonizations in a wide variety of moods - from the ethereal Pe loc

samples and drums

the entire group then bubbles through the final "Almayne

and starts with light arpeggio figures before the second theme takes over in the style of an alpine folk tune until the arpeggios return to rush to the end

Minstrels’ Dance (Duo) 3

Binge, Ronald -Concerto for Alto Saxophone and Orchestra Flute and Electronics the folk melodies are presentedPiano Reduction Description Commissioned by the BBC for the 1956 International Festival Of Light Music, Ronald Binge's Concerto for Alto Saxophone and Orchestra shows off the power and lyricism of the modern saxophone and how well it fits within an orchestral setting. Cast in three movements (the standard fast, slow, fast format), the work shows both the lyrical and the playful sides of the saxophone. The first movement is a dialogue between orchestra