Canfield: Concerto after Mendelssohn for tenor saxophone and piano Saxophone Music_Tenor Saxophone Galpin (1858-1945) later became well-known

Galpin (1858-1945) later became well-known as a scholar and collector of old musical instruments

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Max Laurischkus was born in Insterburg

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3 B-flat clarinets

Canfield: Concerto after Mendelssohn for tenor saxophone and piano Saxophone Music_Tenor Saxophone Galpin (1858-1945) later became well-knownCode: JP4105 ISMN: 979 0 3019 0627 9 Concerto after Mendelssohn for Tenor Saxophone and Piano was written between December 10, 2016 and January 26, 2017. Not many people know that Mendelssohn was actually intending to write a concerto for Carl Traugott Queisser, the principal trombonist in his Leipzig Gewandhaus Orchestra. Unfortunately for trombonists and music lovers, the project was never realized, and consequently David DeBoor Canfield thought