<p>The progression in this volume strictly follows that of Jean-Yves Fourmeau' s saxophone tutor: Saxo tempo. Therefore, the main difficulty will not be so much technical as musical, each piece being precisely conceived as a new harmonie, stylistic and rhythmic world in itself</p> <p>The difficulty for the beginner lies more in his ability to immerse him/herself in a new, richly elaborate sonic world, paying attention to every detail of its harmonic, stylistic and rhythmic conception.<br /> Each piece refers to a specific theme. It may be a film, as in The Magnificent (no 15), Ben Hur (no 17), or a particular soundtrack like Fellini - Nino Rota (n° 18), American musicals (n° 1 &amp; 14) in the style of the 30s &amp; 40s, Screwball comedies (no 8), or a composer like Verdi (no 16), Stan Getz- Joao Gilberto (no 13), or Irish folk music (n° 2 &amp; 7), or dance music or pop-songs from the 70s or jazz.<br /> Each piece is meant as a little soundtrack to a film.</p> <p>From a pedagogical point of view, we recommend starting a new piece in this volume when the student is three lessons ahead in the tutor. This will give him more confidence in his technical abilities.</p>