Edizione di Torino

Ten short saxophone duets for beginners. Perfect for first performances. Young students learn technique and phrasing while playing catchy melodies and energetic rhythms.

Wohltemperiertes Klavier Baroque Evergreens Dark, Daniel, arr.

This exciting, syncopated arrangement works equally well with either a soprano or an alto lead. A student favorite.

This unique six-minute work breaks new ground with its exploration of the sonorities and range of the saxophone quartet. Includes soft dynamics at extreme ranges, complex rhythms, and multiphonics.

Excellent for less experienced players. This easy and enjoyable dance is always a favorite with younger players.

An exciting, effervescent late classical work. Its vibrant rhythms and soaring melodies combine to produce a real tour de force.

This arrangement of an orchestral work by Dvorak is an excellent recital or competition choice. All the players get a chance to shine.

This arrangement of a little-known piano work by Gershwin is highly entertaining and fun to play. Syncopation abounds and all the players get a chance to shine.

An intriguing, vibrant, rhythmic, and challenging work for advanced saxophone quartets.

An orchestral classic artfully arranged for saxophone quartet. The first alto part has most of the melody.

Walter Todenhoft's harmonic treatment of this timeless ballad will be a big hit with your students.

This 1917 saxophone classic is a real showpiece for the quartet; everyone gets a chance to solo. Includes lyrical passages as well as rapid staccato solos.

Old Hungarian Dances

Dittrich, Tibor, arr.

Horváth, Balázs, arr.

Kovács, Béla, arr.

Kenny, Terry, arr.