Astor Piazzolla: Oblivion | Jeff Siegfried, soprano saxophone 

That's the strange effect of Soprano. Sounds like an amazing discombobulation of Saxophone, Oboe, Trumpet, and Clarinet.

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I wrote an orchestral vesion and the music is published by Piazzolla editor Curci . If want you can check Easy Piazzolla. Alessandro Cerino

I believe it was originally written for accordion. But then written for orchestra featuring an oboe soloist.

Though we do not know about this particular arrangement, you can find a variety of versions of Piazzolla's Oblivion here: www.sheetmusicplus.com/. Thank you very much for watching!

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It is not only the mouthpiece. It is mostly the work of the player... I think that a Selmer in the hand of a kid sounds like s..t A professional can play on the worst sax ever, but he will manage to sound good A similar exemple can be with cars You can have a Ferrari, but if you dont know how to drive properly, someone like Schumacher can easily use a city car to beat you. What i mean is that a lot in the sound is made by the impostation of your mouth and your inner part. Then the mouthpiece and the instrument itself do the rest of the job

I’d personally say the Selmer Concept mouthpiece. If it’s a mouthpiece you are talking about. Goof translate translates it to “Nozzle” so I’m just spitballing

Hebron highschool used this for their ballad and sax octet

@@BLVincent yep best show I’ve ever seen.

Jamie Withofs His bio on his website says that he plays Selmer Paris saxophones exclusively.

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Reeds and mouthpiece influence timbre more.

And mouthpiece ?

@@alexanderbelov6892 Instrument makes certain things available. Player, mouthpiece, reed can take advantage of that or move more toward generic sounds. This player has a fairly unusual sound so knowing all the factors is of interest. Selmer S80 III in silver already explains some things to me.

Yeah ngl it was flat on some parts