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CLAUDE DELANGLE
HOW TO BECOME AN ARTIST
Saxophone
French
11 lesson(s)
1 hour 46 minutes
Soloist, researcher and pedagogue, Claude Delangle, one of the greatest contemporary saxophonists, stands out as the master of the French saxophone. Privileged interpreter for classic works, he enriches the repertoire and encourages creation by collaborating with the most renowned composers, including L. Berio, P. Boulez, Toru Takemitsu, A. Piazzolla, and promoting the youngest.
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WELCOME TO CLAUDE DELANGLE'S CLASS

Here I am offering you an extremely different framework, we are not in masterclass or in regular class, but we are in a situation where I can share points of view that are linked to my musical experience.
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01 LESSON: POSTURE

What apart from his body to play?
Head, heart, sensitivity and psyche, but everything is connected to the body
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02 LESSON: ERGONOMY & BREATHING

Before taking the very questions of the breath, it is the questions of hand ergonomics
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03 LESSON: LISTEN YOUR BODY

Musician may be affected in particular for wind and saxophone players
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04 LESSON: EMBOUCHURE

It is quite important the tips orienting a mouthpiece position
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05 LESSON: STRETCHING & FINGERS

It's something you do once a day but don't think about  
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06 LESSON: BODY

Adapting to the body thought the ages is very important
I see 25-year-old students who have kept the habits of a little child
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07 LESSON: MUSICIAN'S LIFE

Live from what you love, passion jobs, which are not professions, are indeed passions.
We live from what drives us
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08 LESSON: DYNAMICS 01

The saxophone dynamics may be dynamics in general and situate it in a historical evolution
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09 LESSON: DYNAMICS 02

Complementary lesson on Dynamics 01
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10 LESSON: DYNAMICS 03

Dynamics & chamber music: Complementary lesson on Dynamics 02
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