Harry R. Gee: Leichte Noten

16 intermediate duets in progressive difficulty for alto and tenor saxophones.

Beautifully adapted by distinguished artist and professor Harry Gee, this solemn operatic excerpt (also known as March Of The Priests) allows developing students to focus on playing together with good...

This 16th Century dance in 2/4 time, called a Bransle, has been arranged for woodwind quintet by Harry Gee. The grade 1 setting has substitute parts to provide greater flexibility; 2nd Bb clarinet for...

Firmly established as one of the most performed alto saxophone solos on contest and festival lists throughout the world. This solo piece, originally written for oboe and continuo in C minor, includes...

This arrangement for tenor saxophone by Harry Gee includes and Andante in 3/4 followed by an Allegro in a 6/8 which includes quick slur-staccato patterns and a few large leaps to both the upper and lo...

This appealing festival favorite in ABA form places an uptempo interlude in G major between expressive opening and closing themes in the key of C.

This grade 2 arrangement of the beloved classic by Arthur Sullivan is suitable for young clarinetist, as it stays below the break for most of the piece. Rhythms are appropriate for the grade level, an...

The perfect piece for the advanced beginner or intermediate clarinetist. This lyrical, multi-sectional work in a major key is an ideal vehicle for young players to develop their technique and tone.

With sweeping, legato, syncopated lines over a rhythmic piano accompaniment, this easy solo sounds great and is perfect for learning to navigate the break at moderate tempos.

This well-known Irish Air - rich in history and known by over 100 names (including Danny Boy), has a beautiful lyrical quality and is perfect for the grade 2+ soloist. The piano accompaniment is score...

This well-known Irish air (also known as Danny Boy) has a beautiful lyrical quality that makes it a perfect choice for grade 2 instrumental soloists. Duration 2:00.