SAXOPHONE DUETS - Telemann Sonata 2 (e minor)
Arranged for two alto saxophones.
This app at hand offers you - SONATA 2 (e minor) - from Georg P. Telemann, arranged for two alto saxophones. The sonata consists of four movements which can be played independently. You can play along the first or second part. No midi junk! Played with real saxophones. In the free version you get the first movement (Largo), if you like it, please feel free to charge for the remaining three movements (Largo, Allegro, Affetuoso & Vivace).
On 18 pages SAXOPHONE DUETS consists of:
▪ the four movements Largo, Allegro, Affetuoso & Vivace
▪ playable as first or second part in the playalong version
▪ playable solo with or without metronome
This app combines, for the first time, functionality, arrangement and handling of all required features. Different media and hardware are no longer necessary. Optimized design for iPad in HD, with many useful additional features. After downloading, all features are available. Internet access is not required, except for social media-channels or wikipedia.
LIST OF FEATURES
▪ optimized, auto-scrolling sheet music
▪ visual notes and beat guidance by cursor
▪ integrated tuner - easy to operate
▪ playalong mode with real duet partner
▪ demotrack mode to listen to
▪ play-alone practice mode
▪ acoustic metronome in three different sounds
▪ optical metronome
▪ combined acoustic and optical metronome
▪ selectable tempo between 20 and 240 bpm
▪ adjustable beginning of the practice tracks with open and direct choice of pace
▪ turn-off mode for count-in
▪ easy to handle TOC
▪ scroll-bar for quick browsing
▪ bookmark option
▪ wikipedia links for additional information
▪ direct access to the artist ahead apps facebook profile and youtube channel
▪ direct access to your facebook / twitter account
▪ direct access to your email client
▪ direct access to your dropbox – share video- and sound-files with your teacher
Connect your iPad to your stereo or amp and off you go! Connecting to bigger monitors, projectors or whiteboard, for teaching purposes, is of course possible. Appropriate adapters are available in specialist shops.