Saxophone Choir/Ensemble - 12-15 part. Optional Soprillo, Sopranino, 2 Soprano, 3 Alto, 3 Tenor, 2 Baritone, Bass, optional Contrabass, optional Subcontrabass. A complete, unabridged arrangement of Dvorak's Serenade for Strings Op.22. In five movements, the first four are generally straightforward in form, exploring just one or two themes. The first is melodic and soaring, the second is an elegant waltz, the third is a blistering scherzo, while the fourth is a tranquil and wistful slow movement. The finale is more complex, starting out as a Bohemian peasant dance full off off-beat accents. Two other themes are developed in the course of the movement before a recap of the opening theme of the very first movement leads into a frenetic coda section. All parts take their share of the melodic interest right through this arrangement, which requires careful work to bring out the artistic shading in the work. A great addition to any concert situation.

8'; for saxophone quartet (2.0.1.1) Published 2004. Commissioned by the Apollo Saxophone Quartet with funds made available by the Arts Council of North West England. First performance: Apollo Saxophone Quartet, Atlantic Waves Festival, Union Chapel, London, 1st December 2004. Recorded on QUARTZ QTZ 2012.

For baritone voice, tenor saxophone, and piano. New product for the week of Sept 10th, 2012.

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Saxophone Method Book.

Saxophone Choir SSAAATTBB + Opt. Bass. As played under Andy Scott’s baton at last year’s RNCM Sax Day, this funky, rhythmic and exhilarating, piece uses changing meters over jazz crossover harmonies to create maximum audience impact. Originally inspired by the NSC, and using one of the pieces from Tongue ‘n’ Groove as a starting point, it has an open improvised Tenor Solo in the middle. Challenging, but great fun when you get there!

Arrangement for soprano saxophone and string quartet. Score and parts included. Premiere: 1991 Zurich. Shaping the Curve was composed for John Harle in 1990 and is based strictly on a sequence of four chords. It served as a study for Where the Bee Dances, a concerto for soprano saxophone and orchestra written in the following year for the same soloist. New product for the week of May 7, 2012.

Jun Nagao (b. 1964) is a Japanese composer of chamber music, wind ensemble works, as well as film and video game music. New product for the week of April 23, 2012.

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Concert Band, Sheet Music Package Download. Helping to pioneer the Afro-Cuban style of the '40s, Dizzy Gillepsie's signature composition has been recorded by countless jazz artists over the years and has become a true jazz standard. Skillfully arranged here as a saxophone section feature with concert band, this sizzling arrangement alternates between Latin and swing styles like the original. A wonderful change of pace. Dur: 2:20 Artist: Dizzy Gillespie; John "Dizzy" Gillespie. Arranger: Paul Murtha. Composer: Dizzy Gillespie; Frank Paparelli; John "Dizzy" Gillespie. Writer: Dizzy Gillespie; Frank Paparelli; John "Dizzy" Gillespie; Paul Murtha.