André Waignein - Rhapsody, mvt. I (Piano Accompaniment)

André Waignein showcases and explores both the technical prowess and the expressive nature of the saxophone in his Rhapsody. The work takes the soloist from a virtuosic arabesque to a lyrical and expressive theme before jumping back into a lively tarantella. Rhapsody was composed as the compulsory work for the final round of the 5th International
Adolphe Sax Competition (Dinant 2010).

This piano accompaniment was created for practicing, score studying, and other educational settings.

Performance Tempo without Metronome - 0:00
Performance Tempo with Metronome - 5:19
Practice Tempo (Quarter Note = 52) - 10:37
Practice Tempo (Quarter Note = 60) - 21:08
Practice Tempo (Quarter Note = 72) - 30:16
Practice Tempo (Quarter Note = 84) - 37:54
Practice Tempo (Quarter Note = 96) - 44:26

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