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This Rimsky-Korsakov classic is a virtuosic type of melody in perpetual motion. In order to sustain that continuous motion and allow players the chance to catch a breath, the melody here alternates be...

Das bekannte Klavierstück von Charles Gounod war in den 1950er und 60er Jahren Titelmelodie der amerikanischen Fernsehsendung 'Alfred Hitchcock Presents'.

This well known favorite classical selection by Johannes Brahms is presented here as a wonderful grade 3+ arrangement for AATB saxophone quartet. Perfect for any occasion. Duration 2:30.

Available in three new editions, this Camille Saint-Saens transcription will definitely be a hit with grade 4 ensembles. Excellent for concert or contest programming, the energy and delightful contras...

In this fresh version of Ludwig van Beethoven's classic theme, the lead melodic line is carried by every member of the quartet at one time or another, enhanced by a variety of creative accompaniment f...

We welcome Nicholas Contorno to the Kendor family of writers with the release of this grade 3 saxophone quartet. In the first two chorales, Gott Lebet Noch (BWV 320) and Jesu, Joy Of Man's Desiring (B...

We welcome Nicholas Contorno to the Kendor family of writers with the release of this grade 3 saxophone quartet. In the first two chorales, Gott Lebet Noch (BWV 320) and Jesu, Joy Of Man's Desiring (B...

his classic, lively piece by Johann Strauss II will have the audience tapping their feet. Written for grade 3 AATB saxophone quartets, it is the perfect encore selection!

This iconic theme from Gioacchino Rossini's final opera of the same name is one of the world's best known melodies. The notoriously brisk tempo (half note = 132) demands that every player does their p...

Arranged by: Simon Lasky. Stages: Grade 3-4

In einer Zeit, in der das gesellschaftliche Weltklima durch Aggressionen zunehmend aus der Bahn zu geraten droht, scheinen wir für eine soziale Balance mehr denn je Harmonia, die griechische Göttin de...

eingerichtet für 4 Saxophone von Ivan Roth