Anspruchsvolle Noten für Saxophon: Brillanz für Fortgeschrittene

For sax quartet (sopr. sax, alto sax, tenor sax, baryt. sax), score 11 p. & parts. To get an idea of how this arrangement sounds, you can listen to the audio sample. The lively third movement of Mozar...

Capable quartets will love this impressive arrangement of the great Duke Ellington classic. The easy swinging adaptation offers each player a turn at the melody and features a written soprano (or alto...

Commissioned by the Oslad Saxophone Quartet, this Mintzer opus combines classical components and modern styles. The first movement, Montuno, has a Latin feel. By contrast, Gently is slow and expressiv...

This contemporary original for experienced players consists of four movements in contrasting styles. The first is a spirited theme with multiple meter shifts (4/4, 3/4, 9/8), the second is an expressi...

Recorded by the New Century Saxophone Quartet of their CD A New Century Christmas (Channel Crossings), this edition features organ chorale preludes by master composers Bach and Brahms that are most of...

NL - Het beroemde werk van Debussy, virtuoos gezet voor saxofoonkwartet.

Johan van der Linden maakte een prachtig arrangement van dit orgelwerk van Saint-Saens.

NL - Een modern werk geinspireerd op 'creation du monde' van Darius Milhaud. Een emotioneel, swingend en virtuoos werk voor saxofoonkwartet.

Partitur (Notation für Saxophonquintett) Sopransax. in Bb (1. Klarinette) 1. Altsax. in Eb 2. Altsax. in Eb Tenorsax. in Bb Baritonsax. in Eb Flöte (ad.lib.) Oboe (Flöte II) (ad.libl) 2. Klarinette in...

Four players join forces to produce a storm of musical collisions. This exciting work will really get the audience's toes tapping. Highly recommended.

An important and successful four movement work by a major 20th-century composer. All college quartets should play this one.

A powerful, engaging, and award-winning work for advanced musicians. Highly recommended.

A rhythmically challenging work. This , as with all music of Allen Blank, is rich is musicality. The strength of its harmonic and melodic sense cannot be over stated. Seven Movements: Introduction, Sp...