On the Wing by Roger Vogel Alto Saxophone - Sheet Music

By Howard J. Buss

On the Wing for violin, alto sax and piano by Roger C. Vogel was written in 2013 and revised in 2017 for Rachel and Stephen Fischer. It was inspired by the thrill of flight, as well as that of being in motion, traveling, and being active. The intense energy of taking off, soaring, gliding, and diving is depicted in its musical gestures. The opening begins with ascending motives and progresses through contrasting sections that represent different aspects and emotions that are experienced in flight. As the work progresses these motives recur in various ways, with some surprises, until the final exhilarating coda. Cast in one movement of about 15 minutes in length, the violin, alto saxophone, and piano compete, complement, intertwine, and reflect on the musical ideas equally.

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Format:
Set of Parts Score and Parts
Item types:
Physical
Artist:
Roger Vogel
Usages:
School and Community
Size:
8.5x11 inches
Shipping Weight:
1.56 pounds

Violin, alto sax, and piano - Grade 5

SKU: B7.B961

Composed by Roger Vogel. Edited by Howard J. Buss. 21st Century. Score and parts. Howard J. Buss Publications #B961. Published by Howard J. Buss Publications (B7.B961).

8.5x11 inches.

On the Wing for violin, alto sax and piano by Roger C. Vogel was written in 2013 and revised in 2017 for Rachel and Stephen Fischer. It was inspired by the thrill of flight, as well as that of being in motion, traveling, and being active. The intense energy of taking off, soaring, gliding, and diving is depicted in its musical gestures. The opening begins with ascending motives and progresses through contrasting sections that represent different aspects and emotions that are experienced in flight. As the work progresses these motives recur in various ways, with some surprises, until the final exhilarating coda. Cast in one movement of about 15 minutes in length, the violin, alto saxophone, and piano compete, complement, intertwine, and reflect on the musical ideas equally.