Paul Bonneau AL20750 Caprice En Forme De Valse for Solo Saxophone by Alphonse Leduc

The music is amazing, I'm learning it for a solo contest, but the cover that has the iconic man and woman dancing which is the story of this piece, isn't on the cover of what I got, it still looks neat tho, highly recommend for any saxophone player wishing to advance their skill/knowledge in the art of the saxophone :)

Great piece! Must add to collection!

I plated this my Senior Year in High school. I must say this is definitely a difficult Piece to learn. A LOT of technical stuff is in here. If your the kind of Guy/Gal who Loves to really get into a piece and keep studying and studying it. This is your Piece. for me learning this Piece I hit different playing levels of it being:1. trying to understand what the heck did I just put my self against2. lets get to learning this thing3. I can get through the first page!!!4. Dang it Sextuplets and quintuplets...4.5. Darn it Grace notes5. More grace notes.5.5. pulse !-- !--6. scales scales scales oh look another scale7. ok I can get thought the piece kinda rough around the edges but, I can get through8. Yeah the first page is cleaning up9. yeah the last page is coming along10.page three yeah buddy11. Page two... why page two.12. ok It's coming together13. starting to have moments14. moments are starting to connect15. yes I can play the Piece16. Details Details Details.over all I really love this Piece I still take it out a year after having to learn it to work on my technique and work on internal pulse. I would highly recommend this to a more advanced player who has their notes under their fingers and are able to work on it for a period of time.