Once again sorry about forgetting one piece. I gave the list of tenor repertoire that I know about and think to be worth performing. I would appreciate it if you stop trying to call people on things and just appreciate that other people want to talk about it. This is the second time you have done this to me and I find it very disrespectful. I apologize if this seems rude but I am frustrated.

Apologies if it seems this way, not my intent. I was mentioning another one that I felt was worth putting in with what you had said. In both cases. For all I know, you either didn't know the piece or didn't like the piece (or Houlik's style, as in the previous discussion). So am I supposed to be psychic? How do I know your experiences or interests? I assumed you didn't know "Mountains Rising..." which I think is an incredible piece (same with "Poem") mentioned it in hopes that it would get more recognition. I sort of expected others to contribute to this, not just you, so I didn't think there was any harm in adding to this. I'm sorry, I apparrently was wrong. Any disrespect is not in my intent.

The Upward Stream - Russell Peck is a fantastic piece for tenor.

Yes, indeed! I forgot about that one as well, it is quite good.

Robert Ward-Concerto Lauba-Hard Lauba-Hard too Hard Jacob ter Veldhuis-Grab It! Mahilovici-Chant Premier (see Londeix essay in Roncorp book) See Londeix's 150 Years of Saxophone Music (Roncorp) for much more complete listing of original music for tenor saxophone.