Saxophone Soloists and Their Music, 1844-1985: An Annotated

She has Rare Type A engraving which is engraving on the keys and is no longer available with this model. Yanagisawa A9937 Professional Alto Saxophone with Type A Engraving - Very Rare - Like New. If you purchase a new A9937, there is a little engraving on the lip of the bell, but nothing on the keys. Ships Free within the Continental US from Detroit, MI. Worldwide shipping available via International Express Mail.

The flowers on the saxophone are very well done gold flowers, and the sax itself is a black lacquer, which is VERY visually appealing, and it shines al over when light hits it. The keys are in very convenient places, (the high F key is closer to...

  I still teach at the high school full time, then come work full time for Cannonball after I’m off contract at the school.   I taught middle school for 2 years, then applied at another high school in our school district.   I played the horns and was very impressed, but was not in the market for a new saxophone so I left the conference with a really good attitude toward the company and was very positive about what I played and heard.   When I got the job at the high school I didn’t really know anything about Cannonball and I ran into Tevis (one of the owners) at an educator’s conference. The next year it so happened that one of the owners sons, Ryan, entered my high school and I got to know Tevis and Sheryl pretty well through parent teacher interactions and so forth.   That summer I was looking for a part time job to supplement my teaching salary, and ended up making a pretty much full time thing.   But if they don’t we don’t really beat ourselves up about it.   The most fun comes from our emphasis on quality, it opens up the world of literature that you can perform.

The pezzo forte of the evening is a rare saxophone piece of Maltese origin, the Sonata op. 109, composed by Maltese composer Joseph Vella. Batera Duo, composed of saxophonist Philip Attard and pianist Christine Zerafa, will debut their repertoire at the Music Room of St James Cavalier Centre for Creativity in Valletta on Sunday 29th April 2012 at 7. Philip Attard is currently reading for a bachelor degree in music at the University of Malta, majoring in saxophone performance under the tutelage of Godfrey Mifsud. He is a member of the Sassofoni Saxophone Quartet and the Big Band Brothers, and has also performed in concerts with the Malta Philharmonic Orchestra, with whom he made his debut as a soloist last March. This is the first example of the various types of initiative s that can be taken by University students and graduates to raise much needed funds for RIDT in order to finance more research at University. Christine is a recipient of various awards, including first prize in the 11th Bice Mizzi Competition, and the prestigious RNCM Clifton Helliwel Memorial Award.