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Chamrosh (2019)

Saman Samadi
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This exposition represents a collection of Saman Samadi's solo and chamber works for saxophone. The first four pieces were composed since the year 2015 during which the author explored various techniques to score timely structured improvisational compositions. That same year, these works were premiered by saxophonist Anthony Izzo, pianist Saman Samadi, and LX Saxophone Quartet in Brooklyn's Shapeshifter Lab as well as W10 Performing Arts Center. On the contrary, "Scheherazade", Saxophone Quartet No.2, composed in the Spring of 2017 and dedicated to Clémentine Scheherazade Samadi, was written through a precisely detailed fixed-notated score. This piece was commissioned and premiered by LX Saxophone Quartet at Lincoln Center NYC, on the day Scheherazade was born, the 22nd of June, 2017. On the 17th of July, 2017, the recording of this performance, and on the 7th of December 2018, an album consisting of the audio recordings of the compositions from 2015 have been published on digital music platforms.
typeresearch exposition
keywordssaxophone, composition, microtonal music, improvisational scores
date07/12/2019
published11/12/2019
last modified11/12/2019
statuspublished
copyrightSaman Samadi
licenseAll rights reserved
urlhttps://www.researchcatalogue.net/view/753966/753967
doihttps://doi.org/10.22501/rc.753966
published inResearch Catalogue


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nameChamrosh (artwork)
copyrightSaman Samadi
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usagespicture
nameChamrosh
copyrightSaman Samadi
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usagesaudio
nameIVcomplex No.1
copyrightSaman Samadi
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usagesvideo
nameSaman Samadi - IVcomplex No.2 for Saxophone Quartet
copyrightSaman Samadi
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usagesaudio
nameBefore Your Very Eyes
copyrightSaman Samadi
licenseAll rights reserved
usagesvideo
nameSaman Samadi - Scheherazade, Saxophone Quartet no.2 at Lincoln Center
copyrightSaman Samadi
licenseAll rights reserved
usagesvideo
nameScheherazade
copyrightSaman Samadi
licenseAll rights reserved
usagesaudio

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