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| At last, here is a unique duo. We have the habit of associating the organ to the brilliant sounds of the trumpet. We propose to our auditors a different approach.. We shall combine the diversified timbres created by the organ with the soft, warm and sensual sounds of the saxophone (from the soprano to the bass). The timbres of the saxophone family combine its voices with the organ to create unforgettable musical moments. The sounds of the saxophone blends so perfectly with the organ that at times we have difficulties to distinguish between the two instruments. Rather rare, this particular formation has nevertheless inspired many composers of the 20th century. | |||
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Eugène Bozza, Paul Creston, Guido Donati, Éric Durand, Henri Eccles, Thierry Escaich, Gabriel Grovlez, Vincent d'Indy, Lauba, Gilles Martin, Jean Rivier, Henri Sauguet, etc... |
and also transcriptions of
Vivaldi, Cimarosa'concerto, Haendel, Leclair' sonates etc...
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Nicolas Prost |
Nicolas Prost won simultaneously 1st prize in saxophone and in chamber music at the Conservatoire National Superieur de Musique de Paris. As a chamber music musician he won many 1st prizes in international competitions in Rome, Bydgosksz, as well as from the P.Lantier, Privas and Fnapec international competitions. | ||
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Prize winner of the Yamaha
Foundation,
he produces himself as a concertist with the Philharmonic of Mexico, The
European Camerata of London, The Russian String Quartet, Musicien de la
Pree, The Aubsburg Camerata, L’ECMontreal, Orchestra Concerts
Lamoureux, Tempo Primo, The Regional Orchestra of Limousin, as well as in
Paris at the Grand Palais, Cirque d’Hiver, Gaveau Hall, Cortot, Theatre
du Chatelet, Radio France in France, in Europe, Africa, the Americas and
Asia. |
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| As a certified Professor, Nicholas Prost has regularly gave Master Classes. He is also author of numerous books in music pedagogy and manages his proper collection at the editors of Art-Vent since 1987. He is presently professor at the CNR of Limoges. | |||
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contact: Guy Marissal 8, rue du Grand Treuil 87000 Limoges (France) tel & fax: 00 33 (0) 555 325 484 |
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