Kerkezos Etudes pour les notes aiguës et graves au saxophone

Considered by Gramophone magazine as one of the most astounding
players of the day , saxophonist Theodore Kerkezos divides his time
between a brilliant soloist career and educational activities that
include teaching at the Athens Conservatoire and providing master
classes around the globe. Drawing on his long experience, the Greek
musician is publishing his Études for high and low notes on the
Saxophone to help students overcome one of the major learning
difficulties: mastering the upper registers.
Organised according to a step-by-step plan, the Études provide a
variety of learning options in terms of melodics, rhythm and dynamics,
some of which offer a valuable bonus: the choice between several
fingerings. The problem of different attacks, often related to
repertoire type, is given particular attention. Recommended by masters
like Jean-Marie Londeix and Christian Lauba, this extraordinary
collection will delight saxophonists who dream of achieving precise
intonation and roundness of tone in both the high and low ranges.