World Saxophone Congress 2012, St Andrews, Scotland



Rectial Event
Tom Zinninger

Tom ZinningerAlto saxophone

from USA

Tom Zinninger, a native of Louisville, KY holds a Bachelor's Degree in Music Education from the University of Louisville and a Masters Degree in Jazz Studies from the College-Conservatory of music. Zinninger is currently seeking a Doctorate of Musical Arts in Saxophone Performance from CCM and serves as Graduate Assistant in the saxophone studio. His graduate teaching responsibilities have included directing the CCM Jazz Lab Band and students combos, teaching private saxophone lessons, and instructing courses in both Jazz Improvisation and Jazz Appreciation. As a classical saxophonist, Zinninger has recently given performances at the 2011 NASA Region 5 Conference in Chicago and the 2011 Navy Band Saxophone Symposium. He has also been featured with the Frank Simon Band based in Cincinnati, and the Chamber Winds of Louisville.
Programme Information

Suite Hébraique - Ernest Bloch

i.
Rapsodie
ii.
Processional
iii.
Affirmation


Ernest Bloch (1880-1959) is a Swiss-born American composer. His mature works, including his best-known pieces, often draw on Jewish liturgical and folk music. Suite Hébraïque (1950) was originally composed for viola and orchestra, but was also published with piano accompaniment. Here, I have transcribed the solo viola part for alto saxophone.






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