One of the very best performances of this piece that I've heard -- maybe _the_ best. The seamless fluidity of the technique, the total command of nuance, the subtlety of dynamics and variety of tone colors, the cohesiveness of the ensemble, the "logic" of the musical choices... _Molti bravi!_ (By the way, I'd love to know what piece you have all those stands set up for...)
Fantástica versión, la mejor que he escuchado, felicidades.
4:50 2nd mvt
7:43 3rd mvt
9:40 4th mvt
Fantástico Antonio. Es una delicia escucharte tocar. Enhorabuena.
What a beautiful work! Well played👍! Thanks for sharing the video of this very good performance!👍👍👍
I’m assuming the stands were all set up to play that one Philip Glass piece next.
absolutely stunning playing -- musicality of the highest order.
Bravo pour tous les deux !!
Fantastic performance, I'm learning this right now, I'll be referring to this recording for sure
Superbe, cette version, bravo pour tous les deux et aussi pour Romain :)
Bravo!!!
One of the very best performances of this piece that I've heard -- maybe _the_ best.
The seamless fluidity of the technique, the total command of nuance, the subtlety of dynamics and variety of tone colors, the cohesiveness of the ensemble, the "logic" of the musical choices...
_Molti bravi!_
(By the way, I'd love to know what piece you have all those stands set up for...)
Just what I was thinking... You said it all! Just sublime!
I personally didn't love the performance.
@@rloomis4960 Clearly you don't know what classical saxophone should sound like.
rloomis4 why did you not like it?
yo why you commenting on yourself
when i seen all those stands i thought he would be utilizing all of em, like slowly going around in a circle lol
romain fournier page turning?
It sounds good, but I have to be honest. Not a fan of the octave displacements that were added in on this performance.
F. Decruck composed this piece like that. He didnt add anything just played this piece like the composer wanted it to be
Amazing 😍😍😍