What Happened to the American Saxophone? (Part 1)
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Hello everyone!This weeks video begins
Hello everyone!
This weeks video begins a discussion on the American Saxophone: its rise, and ultimately demise towards the later part of the 20th Century.
Topics covered in this part of the video are the early stages of the saxophone’s development in American music and culture, with improvised interludes played on a 1949 Buescher Aristocrat Alto Saxophone.
As always, thank you for coming by, enjoy the video, and please share and subscribe!
See you soon!
@goldwasserjazz.
Works Referenced:
-Bro, Paul Alan. “The development of the American-made saxophone: A study of saxophones made by Buescher, Conn, Holton, Martin, and H.N. White.” 1992.
-Buescher, Ferdinand Augustus. Letter addressing the departure from Conn and opening of new manufactory. Saxophone Museum, St. Louis, MO. 1893.
-Fossner, Alvin Koenig. “Significant Changes and Improvements in Certain Woodwind Instruments since 1860.” 1969.
-Reed, Charles Vandeveer. “A History of Band Instrument Manufacturing in Elkhart, Indiana.” Butler University, Indianapolis. 1953.
#saxophone #conn #buescher #musicology #americanhistory #elkhart #musiceducation #newcontent
This weeks video begins a discussion on the American Saxophone: its rise, and ultimately demise towards the later part of the 20th Century.
Topics covered in this part of the video are the early stages of the saxophone’s development in American music and culture, with improvised interludes played on a 1949 Buescher Aristocrat Alto Saxophone.
As always, thank you for coming by, enjoy the video, and please share and subscribe!
See you soon!
@goldwasserjazz.
Works Referenced:
-Bro, Paul Alan. “The development of the American-made saxophone: A study of saxophones made by Buescher, Conn, Holton, Martin, and H.N. White.” 1992.
-Buescher, Ferdinand Augustus. Letter addressing the departure from Conn and opening of new manufactory. Saxophone Museum, St. Louis, MO. 1893.
-Fossner, Alvin Koenig. “Significant Changes and Improvements in Certain Woodwind Instruments since 1860.” 1969.
-Reed, Charles Vandeveer. “A History of Band Instrument Manufacturing in Elkhart, Indiana.” Butler University, Indianapolis. 1953.
#saxophone #conn #buescher #musicology #americanhistory #elkhart #musiceducation #newcontent
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