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Here is Benny Carter's great sax ensemble arrangement as recorded in 1938 with Django Reinhardt on guitar. This arrangement features 2 altos, 2 tenors, guitar, piano, bass, and drums. An open solo sec...

Das brillante Finale von Doug Walters Saxophonquartett #1. Partitur für SATB-Saxophone.

Popularized by countless jazz artists including Louis Armstrong, Ella Fitzgerald and Harry Connick Jr., this setting of the familiar tune features two key changes, lots of tutti writing to build confi...

The Black Swamp is adapted from the first movement of ''''Homeland Suite for Wind Ensemble,?ö which won the Dallas Wind Symphony's composition contest in 2003 as a brass ensemble version. This composi...

Eine mäßig schwierige Komposition für AATB-Saxophonquartett.

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...

Four Irish classics make up this grade 3+ medley for AATB saxophone quartet. A lively 9/8 fiddle tune, Barney Bralligan, sets the opening pace, followed by the familiar Hush Little Baby and the plaint...

Four Irish classics make up this grade 3+ medley for AATB saxophone quartet. A lively 9/8 fiddle tune, Barney Bralligan, sets the opening pace, followed by the familiar Hush Little Baby and the plaint...

This AATB saxophone quartet arrangement from the Ellington songbook has been skillfully penned by Miami writer Mike Lewis. This straight-ahead swing/bebop arrangement includes solid ensemble writing a...

Featuring three great favorites from the Emerald Isle, the gentle midsection in 3/4 contrasts beautifully with the energetic opening and closing themes in 6/8.

A perennial favorite for over 25 years, this bright swing original (quarter note = 184) includes ample articulations to help players deliver an exciting and stylistically authentic performance. Aside...

This famous tune by Jelly Roll Morton was originally written in 1924 when ragtime music began incorporating early Dixieland and jazz forms. The first two strains in this arrangement relate to the form...