The Great Symphonic Series in Herzliya. Amos Talmon and Leni Sandersky
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Amos Talmon's great symphonic series in Herzliya. Saxophonist Lenny Sendersky will perform two well-known jazz pieces in his own arrangement for saxophone and symphony orchestra. Later in the evening, two works by Jean Sibelius performed by the Haifa Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Amos Talmon. The piece "Take Five," with its bluesy character, is identified with the legendary saxophonist Dave Brubeck, although it was actually composed by Paul Desmond. The piece achieved worldwide fame thanks to Brubeck's arrangement and the recording by the Dave Brubeck Quartet. "Autumn Leaves" by Joseph Kosma — a song by the French poet Jacques Prévert that achieved worldwide fame performed by Yves Montand. The Haifa Symphony Orchestra. Conductor: Amos Talmon. Arrangement and saxophone solo: Lenny Sendersky. Program: Dave Brubeck: "Take Five," arranged by Lenny Sendersky for saxophone and orchestra. Joseph Kosma: "Autumn Leaves" – Les Feuilles mortes. — Intermission — Jean Sibelius: "Karelia Suite," Op. 11. Symphony No. 2 in D major, Op. 43.
