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Massimo Trotta - Fugue, Prelude and Samba (2016)

Fugue, Prelude and Samba for eight saxophones is a multi-section rhapsodic piece written by Italian composer and professor Massimo Trotta in 2016. The work, approximately seven minutes long, is dedicated to his colleague at the Francesco Morlacchi Conservatory of Perugia, the saxophone professor Roberto Todini. The music is influenced by jazz and the titular samba genre, with the bossa nova chordal patterns coming to the forefront in the third section of the piece. The characteristic motif of the main theme, consisting of a long note followed by two short notes and a pair of grace notes that roll into the aforementioned short notes, can be found in the first and third sections. However, it fails to make an appearance in the “slow movement” Prelude. The final section, titled “Samba”, has its own thematic motif of three 16th notes preceding a lower-pitched sustained note of either a dotted eighth or a fourth 16th note tied to an eighth note. Upon further examination, one may notice that this new motif may resemble the one from the main theme, but with its rhythm altered. In the coda, a trilling finish and a final blast of all eight saxophones conclude the piece. Sections: Fugue: 0:04 Prelude: 2:36 Samba: 4:14 Date: 2016 Dedicatee: Roberto Todini Performer: Roberto Todini on all 8 saxophones Note: This channel does not own the score or audio, and they are only used for non-commercial purposes. The contents of the video were obtained from the composer and uploaded with the composer’s permission. Composer's channel:    / @massimotcomposer