Kim Sang-jin: Romance for Alto Saxophone and Piano

The Alto saxophone version of the Romence. Kim Sang-jin's auto-syndic biola and the romans for piano are also published in the Eb version of Alto saxophone. Kim Sang-jin, one of the best of all Violins, is also active in various musical fields, including compositions, musical instruction, music presentations and music producers and pianos. This Romence, a multi-complicated musician, he wrote, is a sweet and romantic song that was so much like the scene of a music romance movie. The smooth dishes will unwind the deep insides more vigorously as they shine on the piano. The love-in-a-driving conversation is a subtle and enthusiastic one. This appealing, dense Romandos particularly evokes the emotion of the miss. Like a poet who sang, he's around and he misses each other. This miss is kind of a distant event. The Viola melody is a constant desire to reach objects that are closely moving and not easily reached. The song that followed the viola ends with a loud, resounding sound. (Virola version of comments) (See the box for the song.).

Korean title: Romance for Alto Saxophone and Piano

Korean author: 김상진

Korean publisher: 오푸스

ISBN-13: 9791185129532