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 C1210: Cinq
Pièces Faciles Op. 138 (Five Easy
Pieces) for clarinet or alto saxophone and piano by
Jean Absil.
Editions Henry Lemoine, 1969, SS, 10 + 5 pages (includes both clarinet
and alto saxophone parts). Jean Absil (1893-1974)
was a Belgian
composer, organist, and professor at the Brussels Conservatory. This is
excellent material for a recital performance by an intermediate
student. The pieces are: 1. Badinerie (Allegretto, 2. Chant de marins
(Andantino), 3. Parade (Allegro Moderato), 4. Spleen (Andante), and 5.
Joyeux départ (Vivo). |
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S174: Sonate
Op. 115 for Alto Saxophone and
Piano by Jean Absil. Editions Henry Lemoine, 1963, SS, 20 + 7
pages. Dedicated to Georges Gourdet. This piece is in three
movements: I. Allegro, II. Andantino, and III. Vivo. All
movements have cadenzas. Upper college level. |
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 S1192: Postmark from Fearful Symmetries
arranged for Soprano Saxophone and Piano by John Adams arranged by
Marilyn Shrude. Boosey & Hawkes, 1989/2009, SS, 6 + 2
pages. Postmark is from Fearful
Symmetries which was written immediately after Nixon in China.
The original
version is for the same orchestra plus a keyboard sampler playing
sampled percussion sounds, two horns and a bassoon. Here is an
audio recording of this arrangement. Click on the cover
image to view the first page of the saxophone part.
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S1164: Saxophone Concerto
for Solo Alto Saxophone and Orchestra (Piano Reduction)
by John Adams. Boosey & Hawkes, 2013/2015, PB/SS, 58 + 20
pages. Adams' father played alto saxophone in swing bands in the 1930s,
and he credits this life-long exposure to the music of the jazz greats
with the creation of his saxophone concerto, composed in 2013.
Dedicated to Tim McAllister, John Adams’ concerto for alto saxophone
and orchestra is a major addition to the instrument’s repertoire.
Inspired by classic studio recordings from the fifties and sixties by
Charlie Parker, Stan Getz and Cannonball Adderley, the new concerto
pushes the limits of the instruments technical and expressive powers. A
few altissimo Gs near the end. An advanced work with a duration of 29
minutes. Click here
to view a performance with orchestra. |
27.95
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S227: Soundings
for Alto Saxophone and Piano by Samuel Adler. Southern Music Co.,
1990, SS, 16 + 6 pages. A recent
one movement (with slow and fast sections) work which includes
high altissimo and some quarter tones.
Advanced college level. Click on the cover
image to view the first page of the saxophone part. |
24.95
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S751: Tango
for Soprano Saxophone and Piano
by Isaac Albeniz arranged by Sharon Davis. Western International Music,
1996, SS, 5 + 2 pages.
The familiar Albeniz tango arranged for soprano saxophone and piano.
Marked Andantino, it is at the intermediate level although it is in the
key of E.
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WW248: Concerto in D minor Op. 9 No. 2
for Oboe (or Clarinet or Soprano Saxophone) and Piano by
Tomaso
Albinoni edited by Ber Joosen. Molenaar, 1966, SS, 18 + 4 pages.
Originally for oboe and string orchestra. In three movements: Allegro e
non presto, Adagio, and Allegro. Includes both oboe and
saxophone/clarinet parts. Duration
12-13 minutes. Advanced high school/early college level.
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16.95
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S672: Sevilla
for Alto Saxophone and Piano
by
Isaac Albeniz arranged by J. Michael Leonard. Masters Music, 1995, SS,
9 + 3 pages. This is from Suite Espagñole Op. 47 and was written in
1886. Allegretto tempo. With a range to altissimo F sharp this is an
advanced high school level piece.
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S510: Urban
Impressions for Alto Saxophone and
Piano
by Ronald Albrecht. Roncorp, 2008, SS, 24 + 5 pages. Ronald Albrecht is
an American composer, pianist, and music educator. In five movements:
Main Street (Allegro Molto), Park Avenue (Casual, somewhat jazzy),
After Midnight (Expressive, like the blues), Four Corners (A Jazzy
Shuffle), and Traffic (A Driving Allegro). This piece probably rates as
early college level but it includes a few altissimo notes up to A-flat.
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16.00
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WW257: Pit
Band for Alto Saxophone, Bass
Clarinet and Piano by William Albright. C.F. Peters, 1996,
SS.
(includes parts and piano score). This work, with its unusual ensemble
of three haphazard instruments—a pick-up band—attemps to digest an
evening-long musical comedy in a few minutes (8 to be precise). The
program is: Tune-up and Introduction, Overture, Opening Number, Vamps
and Screams ("Nessun dorma"), Love Song, Waltz, alla Marcia, Fox-trot
and Shimmeys, and Finale. An advanced work with some high altissimo for
both instruments, but without the nasty key changes found in most
musicals.
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39.95
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S078: Sonata
for Alto Saxophone and Piano
by William Albright. C.F. Peters, 1990, 34 +16 pages. This piece was
written in 1984 for a consortium of three saxophone/piano duos. It has
four movements: I. Two-part Invention, II. La follia nuova: a lament
for George Cacioppo, III. Scherzo "Will o' the wisp," and IV.
Recitative and Dance. Advanced level and very nicely printed.
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39.95
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S1074: Sonata
in the Old Style (Sonate im alten Stil) for Alto Saxophone and Piano
by Rafael Alcántara. Kunzelmann, 1998, SS, 10 + 4 pages.
Rafael Alcantara (1975-) is a saxophonist and composer of Peruvian
extraction who lives in Munich, Germany. In four movements: I. Adagio,
II. Allegro, III. Andante, and IV. Vivo. This piece is suitable for an
advanced high school or early college performer. It has a number of
high F-sharps. Click
on the cover image to view the first page of the saxophone part. |
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S416: Concertino
for Alto Saxophone (Piano Reduction)
by André Ameller. Editions Philippo et Combre, 1970, 28 + 10
pages.
This work, which is dedicated to Jean-Marie Londeix, was written with
string orchestra and flute obbligato accompaniment. It is in three
movements: I. Lento/Allegro con fantasia, II. Come un'improvisazione,
and III. Vivace. The first and last movements have a cadenza. Upper
college level.
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27.95
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S182: Suite
after Rameau for Alto Saxophone
and Piano by André Ameller. Editions Musicales
Transatlantiques,
1971, 12 + 6 pages. Five movements: 1. Vivo, 2. Sarabande, 3. Menuets,
4. Rondo gracieus, and 5. Final. High school/early college level. |
19.95
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 S820: Sonata
Op. 6 for Baritone Saxophone and Piano
by Garland Anderson. Southern Music Co., 1976, SS, 24 + 6
pages. Garland Anderson (1933-2001) was an American composer and
pianist. Three movements: I. Allegro con spirito, II. Andante
sostenuto, and III. Adagio/Allegro.The publisher rates this as (US)
grade 5. Click
on the cover
image to view the first page of the saxophone part.
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19.95
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S415: Caprice et Variations for Alto Saxophone and
Piano by Joseph Arban edited by Bruce Ronkin. Roncorp, 1987,
SS, 12 + 4 pages. This piece by brass virtuoso, teacher, arranger and
composer
Arban was written in about 1860 and originally published by Adolphe
Sax's publishing house. It begins with a 6/8 Andantino, followed by the
statement of a theme and three variations. Advanced high school or
early college level with a duration of about 6:30 without repeats.
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S315: Vé.
Dé. A for Alto Saxophone and Piano by
André
Arnold. International Music Diffusion, 1983, SS, 17 + 5 pages. André
Arnold (1910-?) was a French composer and organist who lost his sight
in an accident when he was 13. He composed more than 60 works for a
variety of instruments. This piece, which had its premier performance
in 1971, was dedicated to his granddaughter and the title is based on
her initials. In three movements: I. Prelude ( Moderato), II. Berceuse
(Andante), and III. Final - Rondo (Allegro). Early college
level
with a duration of 9 minutes. |
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S421: Comme
un vieux Noël for Alto Saxophone and
Piano by
Pierre Auclert. Billaudot, 1969, 2 + 1 pages. A Christmas carol in the
old style. Early intermediate level.
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S1306: Spiritual et Danse Exotique for Alto
Saxophone and Piano
by Jean Avignon. Billaudot, 1967, 6 + 2 pages. The Spiritual
is mm=80 Andantino cantabile. The Danse Exotique is Tres rythme (mm=84
in one). Both movements have a duration of about two minutes. This
piece is not especially difficult although there are quite a few
accidentals in the Spiritual. Here
is a student performance, under tempo especially in the Danse Exotique.
Here is
a more polished performance of the Danse Exotique. Click on the cover
image to view the
first movement.
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10.95
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S1337:
Improvisation for Alto Saxophone and
Piano by Elsa Barraine. Billaudot, 1947, 6 + 3 pages. Elsa
Jacqueline Barraine (1910-1999) was a French composer. This was the
contest piece at the Conservatoire National
in Paris in 1947. The tempo is slow but there are a lot of notes. The
highest note is an altissimo F. Click on the cover
image to view the last page of the saxophone part.
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S838: Aria
de la Suite en Ré Pour Orchestre by Johann Sebastian Bach
arranged for Alto Saxophone and Piano by Marcel Mule. Leduc, 1937, SS,
2 + 1 pages. Lento (eighth note = 66). While the tempo is slow, there
are lots of 16th notes and some 32nd notes. The piano part is important
and the same level of difficulty as the saxophone part. More advanced
high school students and up.
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9.05
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S475: Fourth
Sonata by Johann Sebastian Bach
arranged for Alto Saxophone and Piano by Marcel Mule. Leduc, 1951, SS,
6 + 3 pages. Originally for flute. Five movements: I. Andante, II.
Allegro, III. Adagio, IV. Menuetto 1, and V. Menuetto 2. A good piece
for better high school students.
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S826: Partita in A minor BWV 1013
by Johann
Sebastian Bach
transcribed for saxophone solo by Alain Bouhey. Editions Henry Lemoine,
1994,
SS, 6 pages. This partita was written for flute during the period
1722-23. It has four movements: Allemande, Corrente, Sarabande, and
Bourrée anglaise. Originally in A minor it has been transposed to
(written) B minor. The music goes up to altissimo F sharp and has one
optional
altissimo B. This is easier than the piece below, although it has the
same difficulty grade from the publisher. It includes notes in French
by Bouhey.
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S228: Sonata
IV by Johann Sebastian Bach
transcribed and
arranged for Soprano or Tenor Saxophone and Piano by Harry Gee.
Southern Music Co., 1969, SS, 10 + 4 pages. Four movements: I. Andante,
II. Menuetto I and Menuetto II, III. Adagio, and IV. Allegro. Advanced
high school/early college level. Click on the cover
image to view the saxophone part for the first movement.
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S553: Sixth
Sonata by Johann Sebastian Bach
arranged for
Alto Saxophone and Piano by Marcel Mule. Leduc, 1951, SS, 8 + 4 pages.
Originally for flute. This listed as No. 92 in M. Mule Les Classiques
du Saxophone. Four movements: I. Adagio, ma non tanto, II. Allegro (ma
non troppo), III. Siciliano, and IV. Allegro assai. Early college
level.
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/ S280: Sonata in
E-flat Major by Johann Sebastian Bach transcribed and arranged
for Soprano or Tenor
Saxophone and Piano by J. Michael Leonard. Presser, 1987, SS, 11 + 4
pages. This is BWV 1031 originally for flute and harpsichord. Three
movements: I. Allegro moderato, II. Siciliano, and III. Allegro. High
school or early college level. |
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S839: Suite D'Orchestre en Ut
by J.S. Bach transcribed
for alto saxophone and piano by Marcel Mule. Leduc, 1937, 2 + 1 pages.
This piece, originally in C
(but here with the saxophone in D), is Allegretto
moderato/Poco meno vivo. High school level. Overstock
Special while supplies last. Regular price is $10.95.
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8.75
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S611: Suite
en Si Mineur, Badinerie by J.S.
Bach transcribed
for alto saxophone and piano
by Marcel Mule. Leduc, 1937, 2 + 1 pages. This piece, originally in B
minor (but here with the saxophone in A minor), is at an Allegretto
tempo. Upper intermediate level.
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8.75
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S203: Saxophoonconcert
(Saxophone Concerto) for Alto Saxophone and Orchestra (Piano
Reduction) by
Henk Badings. Donemus, 1951, SB, 23 + 10 pages. Henk Badings
(1907-1987) was a Dutch composer. A prolific composer, he had produced
over a thousand pieces at the time of his death. Three movements: I.
Allegro, II Notturno (Largo), and III. Rondo (Presto). College level. |
40.95
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S823: Rapsodie
Bretonne for Alto Saxophone and
Orchestra (Piano Reduction) by Robert Bariller. Leduc, 1953,
SS, 14 + 6 pages. This piece, which is dedicated to Marcel Mule, was
written for the Concours du Conservatoire National de Musique. It is
sectional and typically alternates between slower and faster sections.
Advanced college level with a duration of about 8:30. Here
is a video
on YouTube.
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30.15
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S638: Arioso
and Presto Op. 108 for Alto Saxophone and
Band (Piano Reduction) by James Barnes. Southern Music Co.,
2001,
SS, 15 + 4 pages. James Barnes (1949-) is an American composer, music
educator and band director. This piece was commissioned by Joliet
Junior College and the American Association of Community Colleges and
is dedicated to saxophonist Thomas Liley. This piece begins with a
brief Adagio - ma non troppo introduction which is followed by a
saxophone cadenza leading directly into the Arioso (a tempo primo mm =
66-69). The Presto (mm = 144-152) section is in 2/4 and has a
relatively lengthy cadenza near the end. The publisher rates this piece
at grade 4 and it is probably at the upper end of that range. Duration
is an estimated 6 minutes. The band parts may be rented from the
publisher. |
26.95
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S674: Romanian Folk Dances for Alto
Saxophone and Piano
by Bela Bartok arranged by J. Michael Leonard. Masters Music, 1999, SS,
12 + 6 pages. These popular dances have been nicely arranged for alto
saxophone. The difficulty varies from piece to piece. The first and
fourth can probably be played by better high school saxophonists while
the last two (both at Allegro mm=152 and in 5 sharps) will probably
require a college level performer. The six dances are: I. Jocul cu Bȃtă
(Dance with sticks), II. Brȃul (Waistband Dance), III. Pe Loc (Stamping
Dance), IV. Buciumeana (Hornpipe Dance), V. Poarcȃ Romȃnescă (Romanian
Polka), and VI. Mănuntelul (Quick Dance). |
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S1181: Romanian Folk Dances (Rumänische
Volkstänze) for
Alto Saxophone and Piano
by Bela Bartok arranged by Martin J. Reiter. Universal Edition, 2016,
SS, 12 + 5 pages. These are the same dances as above in a different
arrangement. They are in easier keys and registers than the Masters
edition. The dance names are in German: 1. Der Tanz mit dem
Stabe, 2. Brȃul, 3. Der Stampfer, 4. Tanz aus Butschum, 5. Rumänische
Polka, and 6. Schnell-Tanz. Click on the cover
image to view the first page of the score. |
19.95
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S077: Duo Concertante - Five Movements for
Alto Saxophone and Piano
by Leslie Bassett. C.F.
Peters, 1988,
18 + 9 pages. Lesslie Bassett (1923-2016) was an American composer and
music educator. The five movements are: Driving, Lyrical, Unhurried,
Ascending, and Dramatic. This piece requires good command of the high
altissimo register and while it does not require extended technique, it
does use some contemporary notation.
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S076: Music for Saxophone and Piano
by Leslie Bassett. C.F. Peters, 1969, 17 + 6 pages. For alto saxophone.
Optional extended altissimo notes. Requires some extended piano
technique ("stopped" notes). Four movements: Fast, Slow, Moderato, and
Fast. Skilled performers are required on both parts.
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28.95
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S414: Nocturne
for Alto Saxophone and Piano
by Conrad Beck. Editions Henry Lemoine, 1969, SS, 4 + 2 pages. This
piece was dedicated to Jean-Marie Londeix by Conrad Beck (1901-1989)
who was a Swiss composer who studied with studied with Jacques Ibert
and was head of the Music Department of Radio Basel for 30 years. This
nocturne is marked Très calme (andante sostenuto). Early college level.
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/ S759: Fantaisie
for
Soprano or Tenor Saxophone and Piano by Denis Bédard. Billaudot,
1995, SS, 13 + 4 pages. Denis Bédard (1950-) is a Canadian composer and
keyboardist. This piece alternates between sections that feature both
staccato and slurred eighth notes and lyrical sections. The publisher
rates this as advanced, but many at the early college level will be
able to play it. Duration is about 6:30. Here
is an audio file of a performance on tenor saxophone and here
is a video of a soprano saxophone performance. |
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S1119: Sonate I for Alto
Saxophone and Organ by Denis Bédard. Editions Cheldar, 1996,
SB, 52 + 10 pages. This piece was composed in 1994. It is in three
movements: I. Invention (Allegro), II. Barcarolle (Tranquillo) and III.
Humoresque (Allegro vivo). It would probably take a college level
performer to play the entire work although the first and second
movements look easier than the third. Here is a video
of a performance of this work. Click on
the cover
image to view the saxophone part of the first page of each movement.
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23.95
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S1171: Adagio from the Pathetique Sonata for Alto
Saxophone and Piano by Ludwig van Beethoven arranged by Gregory
Yasinitsky. Almitra Music Co./Kendor Music, 2016, SS, 4 + 2 pages. This
is
from
Movement II, Piano Sonata No. 8, Op. 13, one of Beethoven's most famous
works. It was written in 1798 and first published in 1799. The duration
is 3:25. The publisher has marked this as (US) grade 4, although it is
on the easier end of that grade. Click
on the cover image to view the first two pages of the score.
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S735: Für Elise for Alto Saxophone and
Piano by
Ludwig van Beethoven arranged by Lloyd Conley. Almitra Music Co./Kendor
Music, 2011, 5 + 2 pages. Ludwig van Beethoven wrote Bagatelle No. 25
in A minor, subtitled Für Elise, in 1810. It features warm, expressive
lines that work well on the saxophone. Duration 3:00. Click on
the cover
image to view the first two pages of the score.
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S230: Romance
in F Major Op. 50 for Alto
Saxophone and Piano by Ludwig van Beethoven arranged by
Robert
Franscotti. Roncorp, 1980, SS, 12 + 4 pages. This is an arrangement of
this popular Beethoven work originally for violin and piano. Marked
Adagio cantabile, it will provide the college level saxophonist the
opportunity to demonstrate both technical fluency and musical
sensitivity.
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S1187: Rondo from the Pathetique Sonata for Alto
Saxophone and Piano by Ludwig van Beethoven arranged by Gregory
Yasinitsky. Almitra Music Co./Kendor Music, 2016, 10 + 4 pages. This
is from Movement III, Piano Sonata No. 8, Op. 13, one of Beethoven's
most
famous works. It was written in 1798 and first published in 1799. The
duration
is 3:55. The publisher has marked this as (US) grade 4+. I would remove
the plus sign. Click
on the cover image to view the first two pages of the score.
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9.95
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C1695: Concerto
for Clarinet or Saxophone (in
B-flat) and Piano by Vincenzo Bellini arranged by Ber Joosen. Moelnaar,
1963, SS, 11+ 2 pages. This piece was composed for oboe circa 1819-25.
Two main sections: Larghetto cantabile and Allegro (alla polonese).
Advanced high school or early college level. The original concert key
has been preserved so the solo part could be used with the existing
orchestral parts.
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16.95
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S760: Serenade
for Solo Alto Saxophone and Piano
by Frank Bencriscutto. Shawnee Press, 1976, SS, 8 + 3
pages. Frank Bencriscutto (1928-1997) was an American composer,
saxophonist, and university music educator. The piece has two main
themes: first a dance-like section using a long flowing lyric theme and
then a serene ballad. The composition closes with the return of first
theme. There is a print on demand edition for saxophone and band that
can be ordered ($60). Here
is a video
of the version with piano and here
with band.
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12.95
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C644: Three
Songs without Words for Clarinet or
Tenor Saxophone and Piano by Paul Ben-Haim. Israel
Music
Institute, 1953, SS, 12 + 3 pages. Conceived as vocalises for high
voice and piano it occurred to the composer that the songs lent
themselves to instrumental performance as well. Consequently he
arranged them for several instruments, with the clarinet or tenor
saxophone edition presented here. The three songs are Arioso (Molto
moderato), Ballad (Allegretto), and Sephardic Melody (Largamente rubato
e molto appassionato).
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11.95
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S1330:
Concerto for Alto Saxophone and Strings (Piano Reduction)
by
Richard Rodney Bennett. Novello, 1998, SS, 37 + 15 pages. Commissioned
by Leslie Bishop for John Harle
and London Music (1988) and dedicated to John Harle. In three
movements: I. Molto vivo, II. Andante (Interlude), III. Allegro.
Neat Manuscript. The highest altissimo note is B-flat but there is
little altissimo above G. Duration 16 minutes. Here is a
recording of the first and second movements, the third movement is also
on YouTube.
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39.95
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S325:
Concerto for Stan Getz
for tenor saxophone, timpani and
strings (Piano reduction) by Richard Rodney Bennett. Novello,
2000,
SS, 50 + 19 pages. The Concerto for Stan Getz is a thoroughly
celebratory tribute to the possibilities of using jazz harmonies in
conjunction with Bennett's own free flowing serial technique. In three
movements: I. Con fuoco, II. Elegy, and III. Con brio. There are
numerous sections in this extended work where improvisation over chord
changes is required. The duration is about 24 minuets.
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33.95
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S324: Sonata
for soprano saxophone and piano by
Richard Rodney Bennett. Novello, 1994, SS, 32 + 9 pages. This piece was
commissioned and is dedicated to John Harle. In four movements: I. Poco
allegro, II. Scherzando, III. Andante (In memory of Harold Arlen), and
IV. Vivo. An advanced work with a duration of 18:30.
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S742: Three
Piece Suite for alto saxophone and piano
by Richard Rodney Bennett. Novello, 1998, SS, 22 + 7 pages. Three Piece
Suite is a transcription made by the composer of three movements of his
Four Piece Suite for two pianos of 1974. It was first perform by John
Harle. The three movements are: 1. Samba Triste (Gentle and rhythmic),
2. Ragtime Waltz (Homage to Scott Joplin) (Moderato), and 3. Finale
(Lively). The duration is 10 minutes. The difficulty is college level
(but on the easier side of that standard). There are some performance
of the first movement on YouTube but the CD we have is much better (and
has all three).
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S176: Concertino
for Alto Saxophone and Wind
Ensemble (Piano Reduction) by Warren Benson. Presser, 1971,
SS, 22
+ 8 pages. Dedicated to Sigurd Rascher. The piano reduction is by the
composer. In three movements: I. Very slowly-subdued, II. Aeolian Song
(Slowly-peacefully), and III. Lively-buoyantly. The second movement
"Aeolian Song" is often performed by itself (both CDs only have this
movement). College level. Duration 12 minutes.
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S1165:
Fantasy for Alto Saxophone and Piano by
Lauren Bernofsky. Theodore Presser, 2016, SS, 13 + 4 pages. Featuring
dramatic cadenzas both at the beginning and in the middle of the work,
Lauren Bernofsky's aptly-named Fantasy for Alto Saxophone and Piano is
a 12-minute odyssey, at once lyrical and soaring through intricate
passage work and exotic harmonies. Fantasy stays within the saxophone's
natural top register, while projecting a tremendous spectrum of
instrumental color. College level with mixed meter. Click on
the cover
image to view the first page of the score. |
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S279: Six
for Sax for Alto Saxophone and Piano by
Aubrey Beswick. Universal Edition, 1986, 14 + 5 pages. This is at the
intermediate level making it one of the easier pieces in our catalog.
Most of the pieces have animal related titles (Farewell for a Fox,
Waltz for a Wallaby, etc.) and all except Tango for a Turtle are on the
fast side.
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for a Fox)
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20.95
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S715:
Concerto
for Alto Saxophone and Orchestra Piano Reduction
by Ronald Binge. Josef Weinberger Ltd., 1969, SS, 24 + 7 pages. Ronald
Binge (1910-1979) was a British composer and arranger primarily known
for "light music" (for Montovani). During the latter part of his life
he focused on composing original music. This piece was written in 1956.
In three movements: I. Allegro spiritoso, II. Romance (Andante
espressivo), and III. Rondo (Allegro giocoso). Advanced high
school/early college level with a duration of 13 minutes. Here
is a video of a sixteen year old student playing the first movement.
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26.95
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S1062: The
Toreador Song for Alto Saxophone and Piano
by Georges Bizet arranged by Frank J. Halferty. Kendor Music Inc, 2014,
7 + 3 pages. This familiar piece is from the opera Carmen. The
publisher rates this a (US) grade 5 but I believe grade 4 would be more
accurate. Two minutes in duration. Click on
the cover
image to view the first two pages of the score.
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9.50
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for Clarinet (or
Soprano/Tenor
Saxophone) and Piano by Michel Blavet arranged by Ber Joosen.
Molenaar, 1963, SS, 7 + 3 pages. Michel Blavet (1700-1768) was a French
flute virtuoso. In three movements: Allegro moderato, Lento, and
Allegro vivace. Better high school players.
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15.95
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S726: Concert
Suite for Alto Saxophone and Band (Piano
Reduction)
by William Bolcom. Marks Music, 1998, SS, 28 + 11 pages. This was a
centennial commission by the University of Michigan Band Alumni
Association. The premiere performance was by Donald Sinta and the
University of Michigan Symphony band in 1999. In four movements: I.
Lively, II. Like an Old Folksong, III. Scherzando, and IV. Introduction
and Jump. An advanced work with some high altissimo. Band parts are a
rental. Duration about 14 minutes. Click on
the cover
image to view the first page of the music. |
19.95
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S787: Lilith
for Alto Saxophone and Piano
by William Bolcom. Marks Music, 1984/1989, SS, 22 + 11 pages. Lilith is
a female demon, dating from ancient times, a child-stealing witch of
worldwide folklore. This five-movement virtuoso show piece is among the
most ambitious music ever written for alto saxophone. Now in print some
years after composition, it has already become a near legendary
challenge in university classical saxophone circles. The five movements
are: I. The Female Demon, II. Succuba, III. Will-O'-the-Wisp, IV.
Child-Stealer, and V. The Night Dance. Includes multiphonics and other
extended techniques. Duration about 13 minutes. Click on
the cover
image to view the first page of the music. |
19.95
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S298: Le
Papillon for Alto Saxophone and Piano by
Claude Bolling. Hal Leonard, 1994, 20 + 8 pages. Claude Bolling (1930-)
is a renowned French jazz pianist, composer (for films in particular),
and arranger. This sectional piece is from the recording "Enchanting
Versailles – Strictly Classical." College level.
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S589: Largo
and Allegro for Tenor Saxophone and
Piano by
Pietro Boni transcribed by Himie Voxman. Rubank, 1949, 5 + 2 pages.
Pietro Gaetano Boni (ca.1686-1741) was an Italian composer. This two
movement piece at the intermediate (easier high school) level is
frequently used for solo and ensemble festivals. The range is from the
first line E to the C above the staff.
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S143: Concerto
for Alto Saxophone and Orchestra
Piano Reduction by Paul Bonneau. Leduc, 1944, SS, 34 + 8
pages.
Dedicated to Marcel Mule. French composer Paul Bonneau (1918-1995)
studied at the Paris Conservatory where he won a First Prize for
composition. He worked as a conductor and composer and was particularly
known for music for films. This Concerto
is in three movements: I. Allegro/Più Lento, II. Andante, III. Allegro.
An upper level college work. |
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S287: Pièce
Concertante dans l'Esprit "Jazz" for Alto
Saxophone and Orchestra (Piano Reduction) by Paul Bonneau.
Leduc,
1944, SS, 27 + 8 pages. Dedicated to Marcel Mule. A fairly long piece
(about 11 minutes) with many sections. College level. |
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S150: Suite
for Alto Saxophone and Piano by Paul
Bonneau. Leduc, 1944, SS, 13 + 5 pages. Dedicated to Marcel Mule. This
suite has four short pieces: I. Improvistaion, II. Danse des Démons,
III. Plainte, and IV. Espiéglerie. College level. |
28.60
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S246:
Fantaisie Brillante sur
des airs de Carmen for Alto Saxophone
and Piano by François Borne arranged by Ewan Roth
and Raymond
Meylan. Kunzelmann, 1993, SS, 20 + 7 pages. This popular flute
showpiece based on themes from Bizet's opera Carmen also works very
well on saxophone.
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30.25
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S585:
Stone Quartet for Soprano
Saxophone (or Clarinet), Viola,
Cello and Piano by Roger Bourland. E.C. Schirmer, 1989, SS,
includes parts and piano score. This two movement piece was written in
1982 and was name for the saxophonist the premiered the work, Richard
Paul Stone. The first movement is The Strange Juggler which was
inspired by a painting by Odilon Redon. The tempo is presto. The second
movement is Dark Chaconne. It has some mixed meter and in the second
part of the piece the strings play 32nd note arpeggios. College level
with a duration of 9 minutes. This piece won awards as the Best New
Music of 1982 in Boston. There are some samples
here which do not necessarily start from the beginning of the
piece. |
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S586: Three
Dark Paintings for Soprano Saxophone (or
Clarinet), Viola and Cello by Roger Bourland. E.C. Schirmer,
1989,
3 copies of the music in score format. This piece was written 1981. The
movements are: I. Spanish Black (Doloroso). II. Eyes in the Heat II
(Rapidly), III Red Black Widow. This is a challenging piece, especially
the second movement which has many rapid figures. Duration 12 minutes.
There are some samples
here which do not necessarily start from the beginning of the
piece. |
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S761: Sonate
Op. 18 for Alto Saxophone and
Piano by Yvon Bourrel. Billaudot, 1967, SS, 23 + 8 pages.
Yvon
Bourrel (1932-) is a French composer and music educator. This piece
will present some challenges to the college level performer with its
frequent tempo changes and many accidentals (it is written without a
key signature). Endurance may also be an issue in the first and last of
its four movements. There is an online dissertation
which focuses on this piece. You may listen to it on YouTube starting here.
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S165: Divertimento for Alto Saxophone and
String Orchestra (Piano Reduction) by Roger Boutry. Leduc, 1964,
SS, 13 + 6 pages. Dedicated to Marcel Mule and a contest piece for the
French National Conservatoire. Bounty (1932-) a French composer,
conductor, and pianist who unites numerous and diverse modern aesthetic
trends in his work. In three movements: I. Allegro ma non troppo, II.
Andante, and III. Presto. The second movement concludes with a long
cadenza that leads to the third movement. Upper college level.
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S899: Réfractions
for Alto Saxophone and
Piano by Roger Boutry. Billaudot, 2012,
SS, 21 + 8 pages. A new work from Boutry. In three movements: I.
Allegro, II. Andante, III. Allegro. Altissimo to B with Ossia for
passages above F-sharp. Mixed meter also noted. This is rated a 9 on
the publisher's 9 point difficulty scale. The duration is 11:17. Click on
the cover
image to view the first page of the saxophone part.
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S434: Sérénade
for Alto Saxophone and
Orchestra (Piano Reduction) by Roger Boutry. Salabert, 1961,
SS, 27 + 10 pages. Dedicated to Marcel Mule. In four movements:
Introduction (Allegro moderato/Vivo), Divertissement
(Allegro),
Sérénade (Andante), and Final (Vivace). There is a long cadenza in the
first movement and short ones throughout. Upper college level. |
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S144: Aria for Alto Saxophone and Piano by Eugène
Bozza. Leduc, 1936, SS, 3 + 1 pages. Dedicated to Marcel Mule. A brief
work Andante ma non troppo in 3/8. Early college level. Here
is a recording on YouTube.
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S824: Chanson A Bercer
for Alto Saxophone and Piano
by Eugène
Bozza. Leduc, 1964, SS, 3 + 1 pages. A lyrical lullaby in 6/8 and
marked Allegretto. Duration about 3:15. Probably late second year or
early third year level. Here
is a
performance on YouTube.
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14.05
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S160: Concertino
for Alto Saxophone and
Orchestra (Piano Reduction) by Eugène Bozza. Leduc, 1939, SS,
26 +
8 pages. Dedicated to Marcel Mule. An extended work in three movements:
I. Fantasque et Léger, II. Andantino, and III. Tarentelle. The last
movement has a written out cadenza. College level.
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36.25
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S145: Diptyque for Alto Saxophone and Piano by
Eugène Bozza. Leduc, 1970, SS, 12 + 5 pages. Two movements, I - Andante
and II - Final, both of which alternate between slower legato and rapid
animated sections. College level. |
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S819: Divertissement
Op. 39 for Baritone Saxophone and
Piano
by
Eugène Bozza arranged and edited by Arthur Ephross. Southern Music
Company, 1939/1992, SS, 7 + 2 pages. This piece was originally written
in 1939 for English horn or alto saxophone. Sectional: Lento, Moderato,
Andantino and Allegretto scherzando. College level.
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S635: Fantaisie
Italienne for Alto Saxophone and Piano
by Eugene Bozza. Alphonse Leduc, 1946, SS, 8 + 3 pages. A sectional,
one-movement work, beginning with a cadenza, followed by a quiet 6/8
section, and ending with a brilliant Allegro. An excellent piece for a
college recital. |
22.95
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S634:
Fantaisie
Italienne for Soprano Saxophone and Piano
by Eugene Bozza transcribed by Gregoire Nicole. Alphonse Leduc,
1953/2006, SS, 10 + 4 pages. A sectional,
one-movement work, beginning with a cadenza, followed by a quiet 6/8
section, and ending with a brilliant Allegro. An excellent piece for a
college recital. |
19.95
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S168: Impromptu
et Danse for Alto Saxophone
and Piano by Eugène Bozza. Leduc, 1954, SS, 7 + 3 pages. The
Impromptu begins with a cadenza followed by an Andantino section and
closes with another cadenza. The Danse is Allegro vivo in 2/8. College
level.
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S608: Petite
Gavotte for Alto Saxophone and
Piano
by Eugene Bozza. Leduc, 1964, SS, 3 + 1 pages. A short piece. The tempo
is Andantino and it is at the intermediate level.
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WW074: Prélude
et Divertissement for Alto
Saxophone or Clarinet and Piano by Eugene Bozza.
Alphonse
Leduc, 1960, SS, 5 + 2 pages (includes both alto saxophone and clarinet
parts). The Prélude is at a tempo of Modéré (avec une grande tendresse)
while the Divertissement is Allegro giocoso. College level. |
20.55
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S520: Scaramouche
for Alto Saxophone and Piano
by
Eugene Bozza. Alphonse Leduc, 1944, SS, 7 + 2 pages. This relatively
short but challenging piece is dedicated to Marcel Mule. Allegro and in
6 sharps. |
20.55
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S378: Sonata
Op. 25 for Alto Saxophone and Piano
by Hans Brehme. Ethos Publications, 2006 SS, 36 + 10 pages. Hans Brehme
(1904-1957) was a German composer and pianist who wrote this work at
the request of Sigurd Rascher in 1932. He was one of the first
composers to make extensive use of the altissimo register.
This
is the first publication of this work which performed by Rascher from
the original and then a copied manuscript throughout his career. This
is a scholarly edition with notes on the editing and definitions of the
German language terms that appear in the score. The work is in three
movements: I. Allegro con moto, II. Adagio, and III. Allegro. Advanced
level.
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29.95
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S153: Concerto
for Alto Saxophone Solo or Trumpet Solo
with nine instruments by Henry Brant. Carl Fischer, 1996, PB,
149
pages. Brant won the 2002 Pulitzer Prize in Music. This is a manuscript
style score to this piece which was originally composed in 1941 with
several revisions with the last in 1973. The saxophone and trumpet
solos are not identical but have differences to suit the character of
each instrument. In three movements: I. Prelude, II. Idyll, and III.
Caprice. The accompanying instruments are flute, four B-flat clarinets,
alto clarinet (bass clarinet alternate), bass clarinet, tuba, and one
percussion. Parts are a rental.
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39.95
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V058:
Dejeuner Sur L'Herb for Mezzo-Soprano, Flute, Alto
Saxophone and Piano by Newel Kay Brown.
Seesaw Music, 1986, SS, includes instrumental parts and vocal-piano
score. Newel Kay Brown (1932-) is a native of Salt Lake City, Utah
where he first studied composition with Leroy Robertson at the
University of Utah. Graduate degrees were undertaken at the
University of California at Berkeley and Eastman School of Music where
he completed his Ph.D. in Composition & Theory under Bernard
Rogers, Howard Hanson, and Wayne Barlow. The vocal range is from the D
just above middle C to B-flat above the staff. The instrumental parts
are very important, with the flute part especially challenging. The
saxophone part reaches altissimo G-sharp. College level with a duration
of about 14 minutes.
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S572:
Workout for Tenor (or Soprano)
Saxophone and Piano by
Alan Bullard. Colne Edition, 1997/2009, SS, 16 + 5 pages. Alan Bullard
(1947-) was born in London and studied with Herbert Howells at the RCM
and Arnold Whittall at Nottingham University. Workout, a
single-movement work, is both a musical and technical "workout" and it
was written for Alan's son, a professional saxophonist. College level
with a duration of about 8:00. |
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S916: Notturno Op. 45 for Alto or Baritone
Saxophone in E-flat
and Harp (Piano) by Gustav Bumcke. Ries & Erler,
1992, SS, 18 +
2 pages. Gustav Bumcke (1876-1963) was a German composer,
conductor, and music educator who became very interested in the
saxophone after meeting the son of Adolphe Sax in 1902. After a serious
study of the instrument he established the first saxophone studio in
Germany. This is at an Andante tempo with some tempo changes. It is not
too difficult although it is in the key of E. A look at the score
indicates that harp is clearly preferred to piano. Duration of about 6
minutes. Here
is a performance with alto saxophone and here
with
baritone saxophone. Click on
the cover
image to view a sample page from the score. |
27.95
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S441:
Sonate
b-moll (Sonata in B-flat minor) Op. 68 for Alto
Saxophone and Piano by Gustav Bumcke. Ries & Erler,
1994, SS,
38 + 10 pages. This work was written in 1938 (by which time Bumcke was
no longer
permitted to teach saxophone) and is in a late-Romantic style and in
the traditional sonata form. In three movements: I. Allegro
appasionato, II. Sostento, III. Allegro molto. College level
with
a duration of about 16:45.
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/ S917: Romanze B-Dur
(B-flat major) Op.
44 No. 1 for Saxophone in E-flat and Piano by Gustav Bumcke.
Ries & Erler,
1977, SS, 5 + 2 pages. This piece is marked Andante and has many small
tempo
changes. It is mostly in the upper register of the saxophone with a
range to altissimo F-sharp. Click on
the cover
image to view the first page of the score.
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11.95
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S1327:
Suite for Violin and Saxophone or Viola for Alto
Saxophone
and Violin or Viola
by Adolf Busch. Amadeus, 1988, SS. Adolf Busch (1891-1952) was a
German violinist and conductor. A protégé of Max Reger, he became
concertmaster of the Vienna Konzertverein at 20 and founded the
legendary Busch Quartet after World War I. Although he was not Jewish,
he was firmly opposed to Nazism and lived in Switzerland and finally
the United States. This piece includes two copies or the score for
violin and viola, and parts for both alto saxophone and clarinet.
It is in four movements Praeludium, Sarabande, Gavotte, and Gigue. It
is generally at the upper intermediate level, although the last
movement is more difficult. Here is a
recording.
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20.95
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S1174:
Asturias sur des Thèmes Espagnols for Alto Saxophone
and Piano by Henri Busser transcribed by Marcel Mule. Alphonse
Leduc, 1946, SS, 7 + 3 pages. This piece was originally for oboe and
piano. It is sectional with two cadenzas. It utilizes most of the
normal
range of the saxophone. Here is one of
several performances on YouTube.
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G282: Advent & Christmas: Two Preludes for
Solo Instrument and Organ by Charles
Callahan. MorningStar Music Publishers, 2014, SS, 10 + 4 pages. For
solo treble instrument and organ, An Advent Prelude includes the tunes
Veni Emmanuel and Conditor Alme Siderum. A Christmas Prelude includes
the tunes Adeste Fideles, Stille Nacht, The First Noel, Divinum
Mysterium, Es Ist Ein Ros, and Mendelssohn. Parts are included for both
C (oboe or flute) and B-flat instruments (clarinet, soprano saxophone
or
possibly tenor saxophone.). Charles Callahan has written harmonically
interesting music yet the solo parts are relatively easy (except for
the key signatures which range up to six flats and five sharps). Click here
to listen to an audio sample. Click on the cover
image to view the score. |
11.95
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S563: Légende for Alto Saxophone and Piano by André Caplet
arranged by Christian Lauba. Resolute Music Publications, 2013, SS, 23
+ 8 pages. André Caplet (1878-1925) was a French composer and conductor
now
known primarily through his orchestrations of works by Claude Debussy,
his friend and colleague. This work was commissioned by the American
amateur saxophonist Elise Hall (1853-1924) who gave the first
performance in 1905. After only one other performance it was not played
again until rediscovered by Jean-Marie Londeix in the late 1980s. It is
in one continuous movement with many tempo changes. High school or
early college level with a duration of 12:00-13:30. Here is a
performance.
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S609: Quite
Time for Soprano (or Tenor) Saxophone and Piano by
Ronald L.
Caravan. Ethos Publications, 1980, SS, 3 + 2 pages. Ronald Caravan
(1946-) is an American clarinetist, saxophonist, teacher,
composer, and arranger. This is a slow,
lyrical piece involving modal melodic material and some easy mixed
meter. A highly expressive short work, appropriate for use in church
music. Includes a saxophone cadenza before the DC. Intermediate level
and up with a duration of about 4 minutes. |
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S333: Soliloquy
& Celebration for Soprano (or Tenor) Saxophone and
Piano by
Ronald L. Caravan. Ethos Publications, 1996, SS, 16 + 5 pages. This is
subtitled "A tribute to the classic jazz saxophonist Paul Desmond
(1925-1977). The Soliloquy at a tempo of quarter note = 66-72 is quite
straight forward even though it is in 5/4. The Celebration is much more
challenhging as it is mostly in 8/8 with a 3+3+2 pattern at a tempo of
a
dotted quarter note = 72-76. There is a cadenza in the middle of this
movement. |
16.95
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S816: Sonata for
Soprano Saxophone and Piano by
Ronald L. Caravan. Ethos Publications, 1984, SS, 22 + 7 pages. In four
movements: I. Prologue (Declamatory, freely), II. Allegro, III. Song,
and IV. Dance-Finale. The first movement is without bar lines with the
piano playing background chords. The second movement has a cadenza with
range to altissimo A (optional), The final movements are straight
forward. Early college level with a duration of 12 minutes. From the
composer's website: "This piece has become one of the most popular
contemporary sonatas for soprano saxophone. Cast in four movements, the
work exhibits a fresh approach to writing in the Dorian mode. Moderate
difficulty, appropriate for advanced students." |
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S836: Sonata for Tenor
Saxophone and Piano by
Ronald L. Caravan. Ethos Publications, 2007, SS, 23 + 7 pages. The
Sonata for Tenor Saxophone is the fourth of the composer's melodically
and harmonically conservative sonatas for members of the saxophone
family. Like the others, its materials are predominantly modal with
mild harmonic dissonance in the piano texture. The three movement work
opens with a brief "recitative" introduction followed by the first
movement allegro in 3/4. The middle movement is titled "Sentimental
Song" and is dedicated to composer Walter S. Hartley. The third
movement is a Rondo Giocoso in 6/8 meter. Altissimo spots are optional,
and the piece is appropriate for advanced high school or college level
students. Moderate difficulty; approx. 12 min. (From the composer's web
site.)
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S515: Latin American Dances for Alto Saxophone and Piano by
John Carmichael. Emerson Edition, 2005, SS, 23 + 7 pages. John
Carmichael (1930-) is an Australian born composer who studied in Paris
and London. This piece stems from his seven years as director of a
Spanish dance company. The four dances that comprise the suite are the
Joropo from Venezuela and Colombia; Obsession - Habañera, a habañera
from Havana; Bahama Rhumba from the Caribbean; Jongo a Brazilian dance.
The piano part is vigorous, supportive and idiomatic. College level.
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20.95
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S278: Sonata
for Alto Saxophone and Piano by Gary
Carpenter. Camden Music, 1994, SS, 26 + 13 pages. This is a
professional level piece written for and first performed by Gerard
McChrystal by British composer Carpenter (1951-). In three movements I.
Caprice (this starts slowly but doesn't take long to get moving), II.
Chanson san Paroles (marked "Slow and dreamy - with a gentle 'swing'
feel"), and III. Danse Macabre (marked "Tempo di Tango" and described
as the dark side of a Chorino previously written by the composer).
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34.95
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S529: Habanera
(from "Four Comedy Dances") for Alto
Saxophone and Piano by Paul Carr. Kendor Music, 2001, 12 + 2
pages. Paul Carr (1961-) is a British composer who has written
extensively for
wind instruments. "Seductively playful is an apt description,
and the dialog between soloist and pianist is captivating. Perfect for
contest or recital." This piece is rated by the publisher as (US) grade
5 and has a duration of about 3:40.
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9.50
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S623: Nocturne
on an American Hymn Tune for Alto
Saxophone and Piano by Paul Carr. Comus Edition, 1997, 2 + 1 pages.
A short blues piece based on the hymn "Shall We Gather at the River"’
by Robert Lowry (1826-1899), the American Baptist minister and writer
of gospel songs and hymns. Marked "Relaxed, and with a blues feeling"
this piece will be enjoyed by better high school saxophonists and up.
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S856: Pastoral
for Alto Saxophone and Piano
by Elliot Carter. Merion Music, 1945/1982, SS, 14 + 4 pages.
This piece by American composer Carter is sectional: Allegretto (5/8),
Giocoso (2/4), Tempo I (5/8), Giocoso (2/4, mostly), and finally it
goes back into 5/8 and accelerates almost to the end. College level
with a duration of 12 minutes.
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G258: Meditation for
Solo Instrument and Organ by Cécile Chaminade arranged by
Charles Callahan. MorningStar Music Publishers, 2008, SS, 7 + 2 pages.
Cécile
Chaminade (1857-1944) was a pioneering French woman composer. While she
wrote
mostly salon songs and character pieces for piano, she is probably best
known today for her flute concertino. This piece was originally for
piano (Op. 76, No. 6). Parts are included for Flute, Oboe, Violin,
Viola and instruments in B-flat (clarinet, soprano saxophone
or possibly tenor saxophone.) Here
is a YouTube video of this arrangement being performed with flute and
organ.
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S166: Gavambodi
2 for Alto Saxophone and Piano
by Jacques Charpentier. Leduc, 1969, SS, 10 + 3 pages. Chapentier
(1933-) studied Indian music (in Indian) before attending the Paris
Conservatoire where he studied composition with Aubin and Messiaen.
This piece is based on the Indian Carnatic mode number 43.
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S1291: Six Preludes for Alto Saxophone and Piano
by Stephen Chatman. GalaxyMusic, 2018, SS, 21 + 9 pages. Stephen
Chatman (1950-) is an American born Canadian composer. The six preludes
are entitled: I. Moonlight, II. Labyrinth, III. Crimson, IV. Joy, V.
Silence, and VI. Frenzy. The even numbered preludes are slow while the
odd numbered movements are quite fast and challenging. The overall
duration is about 8:30. Click on the cover
image to view sample pages from the score. |
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S685: Chinese Ancient Dances for Soprano Saxophone and
Piano by Chen Yi. Theodore Presser, 2006/2011, SS, 12 + 4 pages.
Chen Yi
(1953-) was born in China and educated there and in the United States
(DMA from Columbia University). This work was originally for clarinet,
but with a few octave adjustments it will work nicely for saxophone.
There are two dances: I Ox Tail Dance (which has a slow tempo but many
5,6,7, and 9-tuplets) and II. Hu Xuan Dance (Lively). An advanced work
for both performers. Duration about 8 minutes.
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S944: The Soulful and the
Perpetual for Alto Saxophone and Piano
by Chen Yi. Theodore Presser, 2013, SS, 18 + 6 pages. A commission by
Jessica Heller Knopf resulted in the new Chen Yi concert work for alto
saxophone in two diametrically opposed movements. “The Soulful” is
lyrical with moving and gripping melodies, while “The Perpetual” uses
perpetual motion to symbolize consistence and perseverance. Knopf gave
the premiere at the 2012 World Saxophone Congress and the performance
is available on YouTube.
Altissimo to B. For advanced performers with a duration of about 9:30. Click on
the cover
image to view the first pages of the score. |
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S692: Sonata for Soprano Saxophone and Piano by
Paul Chihara. C.F. Peters, 1996, SS, 27 + 13 pages. Paul Chihara
(1938-) is
an American composer who has written for a wide range of genres
including film and television. In two movements: I. Allegro Amabile,
II. Senza Tempo (con fantasia) with many tempo changes within each
movement. The saxophone part has been edited by Harvey Pittel. College
level with a duration of about 12 minutes. |
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S791: Sonata for Alto Saxophone and Piano by
Gene J. Cho. Southern Music Co., 1973, SS, 11 + 4 pages.
Gene J. Cho is a professor of music theory and ethnomusicology who was
educated in Taiwan and the United States. This piece has seven
movements (some are very brief): Largo, Allegretto, Presto, Andantino,
Adagio, and Molto Allegro, and Allegro. College level (US grade 6).
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S356: Largo
Op. 65 by Frederic Chopin
transcribed for Alto Saxophone and Piano by Eugene Rousseau. Etoile
Music/MMB Music, 1969, 3 + 1 pages. This brief (1:30) piece is from a
cello sonata. It is at the intermediate level with some written out
turns and a range to altissimo E.
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S683: Concertante for Alto Saxophone and
Orchestra (Piano Reduction) by Marius Constant.
Ricordi, 1977, SS, 30 + 13 pages. Marius Constant (1925-2004) was a
Romanian born
French composer and conductor known primarily for his television
soundtracks. This is an advanced piece using many extended techniques
including fractional tones, multiphonics, harmonics, and others.
Includes three pages of performances suggestions by Jean-Marie Londeix.
In three movements: 1. Raga, 2. Tempo di Cake-walk, and 3. Passacaglia.
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S785: Musique
de Concert for Alto Saxophone and
Orchestra (Piano Reduction) by Marius Constant.
Leduc, 1954,
SS, 15 + 4 pages. Dedicated to Marcel Mule, this was a Concours du
Conservatoire National de Musique
piece. It is an advanced work in five movements: I. Toccata
(Lento/Vivo), II. Aria (Largo), III. Ostinato (Allegro molto), IV.
Intermezzo (Allegro moderato), and V. Variazioni (Deciso). Unlike the
more recent piece above, this work does not use any extended techniques
and has a range to altissimo F-sharp. Duration of about 9 minutes. Here
is an audio recording in two parts: I-III
and IV-V.
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S1206:
Three Latin Sketches for Alto Saxophone and Piano by
Mike Cornick.
Universal Edition, 2016, SS, 12 + 4 pages. A concert work of decidedly
Latin flavor, Cornick's Three Latin Sketches has three-movements in
which the up-tempo outer movements (Allegro vigoroso with a Latin feel
and Allegro) embrace a sultry tango (Moderato) middle movement.
Suggested for better high school/early college level performers.
Dedicatee Mark Walton has provided YouTube performances of each
movement (1, 2, and 3). Click on the cover
image to view the saxophone part for the first movement. |
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S189: Concerto
Op. 26 for Alto Saxophone and Orchestra (or Band) Piano Reduction
by Paul Creston. G. Schirmer,
1966, 42 + 12 pages. Paul Creston (born Giuseppe Guttoveggio;
1906-1985) was an Italian American composer. In three movements: I.
Energetic, II. Meditative,
and III. Rhythmic. Advanced college level.
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S425: Rapsodie for E-flat Alto Saxophone and Organ Op. 108A
by Paul Creston. Shawnee Press, 1978, 24 + 6 pages. This is the
original version of this piece which was commissioned, and premiered by
Jean-Marie Londeix at the World Saxophone Congress of 1976 in London.
An advanced work with a duration of about 10 minutes. Here is a video
of this version.
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S095: Rapsodie
for E-flat Alto Saxophone and Piano Op. 108B by Paul Creston.
Shawnee Press, 1978, 18 +
6 pages. Commissioned, and premiered by Jean-Marie Londeix at the World
Saxophone Congress of 1976 in London as a work for saxophone and organ.
This is the version with piano. An advanced work with a duration of
about 10 minutes. |
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S080: Sonata
Op. 19 for E-flat Alto Saxophone and Piano by Paul Creston.
Shawnee Press, 1945, 35 + 11
pages. In three movements: With vigor, With tranquility, and With
gaiety.
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S767: Trigon
Op. 31 for Tenor Saxophone and Piano by Michael Cunningham.
Lauren Keiser Music Publishing,
1970, SS, 14 + 4 pages. Dedicated to James Houlik. A college level work
in
three movements: I. Constant Driving Rhythm, II. Quiet and Calm, and
III. Quite Fast. A printed manuscript with the music a bit on the small
side. We found this
video
which has some balance issues.
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S122: Concerto
for Alto Saxophone and Wind
Ensemble (1949/1953) Piano Reduction by Ingolf Dahl edited by
Harvey Pittel. European American Music, 1979, 34 + 14 pages. One of the
most famous pieces in the saxophone repertoire. It was intended by the
composer that this piano reduction could be used for performance as
well as preparation for playing the Concerto with a
wind
ensemble. Many notes by the editor to aid in performance. We
also
have the book The
Original 1949
Saxophone Concerto of Ingolf Dahl by Paul
M. Cohen.
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S270: Kleine
Suite for Alto Saxophone and Piano by
Fridolin Dallinger. Doblinger, 1990, SS, 8 + 2 pages. Fridolin
Dallinger (1933-) is an Austrian composer, pianist, music educator and
critic. This is a an intermediate level work in three movements: I.
Marsch, II. Langsamer Walzer, and III. Polka. Duration is about 4
minuets and the piano part is not difficult.
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S613: Aria
et Valse Jazz for Alto Saxophone and Piano by
François Daneels. Schott, 1986, SS, 4 + 2 pages. François Daneels
(1921-) is a Belgian saxophonist, composer and music educator. The Aria
is at a Moderato tempo. The Jazz Waltz is in 3/8 with a rapid tempo of
mm=176 to the bar and many sixteenth notes. The piano is in an
accompanying role. Total duration of about 3:15.
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S776: Rêverie
Interrompue for Alto Saxophone
and Piano
by Marcel Dautremer. Leduc, 1954, SS, 4 + 1 pages. Marcel Dautremer
(1906-1978) was a French composer (a student of Dukas) and conductor.
This is a brief (4 minute) piece which begins Lent et paisible, speeds
up a bit in the middle
(undoubtedly the interrupted reverie of the title) and returns to the
original tempo before the end. Better high school
level performers and up.
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S777: Tango
et Tarentelle for Alto Saxophone
and Piano by Marcel Dautremer. Leduc, 1946, SS, 15 + 6 pages.
Dedicated to Marcel Mule, this was a Concours du Conservatoire National
de Musique de Paris
piece. The tango is at a Calme et nostalgique tempo and ends with a
cadenza. It is immediately followed by the Tarentelle which has a
slower section in the middle. An advanced work.
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S1280:
Nuée Ardente for Alto Saxophone
and Piano by Vincent David. Billaudot, 2018, SS, 22 + 11 pages.
This is an advanced contemporary piece featuring high altissimo,
multiphonics, double-tonguing, flutter-tonguing and other
techniques. It has a duration of 8:30. It is a compulsory work for the
first round of the 7th International Adolphe Sax Competition, Dinant -
2019 (Belgium). A nuée ardente is a turbulent, fast moving cloud of hot
gas and ash erupted from a volcano. Click on
the cover image to view the first page of the saxophone part. |
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S896: Beau
Soir (Beautiful Evening) for Tenor
Saxophone and Piano by Claude Debussy arranged by Eugene
Rousseau. Etoile Music/Keiser Classical, 1980, SS, 3 +
1 pages. This work was written for voice and piano around 1883. It is
nearly all in the upper register (to altissimo E). While it is not at
all difficult, the video shows how effective it can be in the hands of
a professional. Here
is a video performance by Eugene Rousseau.
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/ S1229: La
Fille aux Cheveux de Lin by Claude Debussy
arranged for Alto or Baritone Saxophone and Piano by Ramon
Ricker.
Advance Music, 1996, SS, 2 + 1 pages. This beautiful piece, also known
as The Girl with the Flaxen Hair, has been arranged for alto or
baritone saxophone. Click on
the cover image to view the first page of the score.
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S1228: La Fille aux Cheveux de Lin by Claude
Debussy arranged for Soprano or Tenor Saxophone and Piano by
Ramon
Ricker. Advance Music, 1996, SS, 2 + 1 pages. This beautiful piece,
also known as The Girl with the Flaxen Hair,
has been arranged for soprano or tenor saxophone. Here
is a performance on soprano which sounds like this arrangement. Click on
the cover image to view the first page of the score.
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S190: Rapsodie
for Orchestra and (Alto) Saxophone Piano Reduction by Claude
Debussy. Durand, 1919,
SS, 15 + 3 pages. Debussy composed this piece in accordance with wishes
of Elise
Hall (president of the Orchestral Club of Boston) to whom the work is
dedicated and completed it in January 1904. Early college level. About
10 minutes in length. We can
get the orchestral parts and score for this piece. Contact us for
details.
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S355: Rapsodie for Saxophone by Claude Debussy
arranged for saxophone and piano by Eugene Rousseau. Etoile Music/MMB
Music, 1975, SS, 23 + 4 pages. Since the original version of this piece
was not written for a saxophone virtuoso, Rousseau has turned this work
into more of a showpiece by assigning solos written for other
instruments to the saxophone. It can be used with the original
orchestral parts, provided that the conductor designates the orchestral
part be tacet when appropriate. College level. We can
get the orchestral parts and score for this piece. Contact us for
details.
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S409: Rapsodie for Saxophone and Orchestra (Piano
Reduction) by Claude Debussy edited by Vincent David.
Editions Henry Lemoine, 1998, SS, 24 + 7 pages. This edition is similar
in
concept (but not identical) to the Rousseau edition above. The
saxophone part is larger and easier to read. College level. We can
get orchestral parts and the score for this piece. Contact us for
details. |
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S713: Rhapsody for Saxophone and Orchestra (Piano
Reduction)
by Claude Debussy edited by Ernst-Günter Heinemann, piano reduction by
Jang Eun Bae with supplementary arranged alto saxophone part by Daniel
Gauthier. Henle, 2010, SS. A new edition which includes a preface and
comments. Two solo parts are supplied with the edition: one version
which follows the instrumental instructions of the autograph, and
another one in which the saxophone also adopts material from parts
assigned to other instruments (similar to the two editions above).
College level. |
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/ C1244: Two Pieces:
Clair de Lune and Rêverie for Soprano or Tenor Saxophone or
Clarinet and Piano
by Claude Debussy arranged by J. Michael Leonard. Masters Music, 2008,
12
+ 3 pages. Two popular Debussy pieces arranged for clarinet or
saxophone and piano.
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S443: Two
Pieces: Clair de Lune and Rêverie for
Alto Saxophone and Piano by Claude Debussy transcribed by
Marcel
Mule. Masters Music, SS, 12 + 2 pages. Two popular Debussy pieces
transcribed for alto saxophone and piano. (This appears to be a copy of
a Leduc printing.)
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S1349:
Chant Lyrique for Alto Saxophone and Piano by
Frenande Decruck revised by Marcel Mule. Billaudot, 2019, SS,
11 + 4 pages. Chant Lyrique Op. 69 for saxophone and piano was
finished on February 6, 1932. It was composed for François Combelle,
solo saxophonist of the Garde Républicaine. Chant Lyrique was
so popular, that Decruck created multiple versions. The work was
significant as it marked the first time a female composer’s composition
entered into the repertoire of the Garde Républicaine. Chant
Lyrique was used for many years as an audition piece for
the Garde Républicaine. It was such a successful piece that Decruck
orchestrated it for Marcel Mule. Here is a video.
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S1351:
Pièces Françaises for Alto Saxophone and Piano by
Frenande Decruck. Billaudot, 2043, SS, 44 + 14 pages. This
piece includes 8 pieces. Tambourin, Vieux calvaire, Villageoise,
Forlane, L'horloge, Rondel, Rigaudon and Toccata. It is rated advanced
(7-8) on the publisher's 9 point scale.
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S366: Sonate in C Sharp for Saxophone (or Viola) and
Orchestra Piano Reduction by Frenande Decruck. Billaudot, SS,
28 +
9 pages (includes viola part). Dedicate to Marcel Mule and written
around 1943. In four movements: 1. Très modéré, expressif, 2. Andante,
3. Fileuse (Lègèrement animè) and 4. Nocturne et Final (Calme, très
modéré). This is an excellent work for the college level and
professional performer, perhaps not as well known as it should be.
Duration of about 13:30. The first
movement
of this piece was required for the semifinals of the North American
Saxophone Alliance 2012 Classical Saxophone Competition.
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S358: Sonata
in F Major by Willem De Fesch
transcribed for Alto Saxophone and piano by Robert C. Jones. Etoile
Music/MMB Music, 1970, SS, 11 + 4 pages. Willem De Fesch (1687-1761)
was a Dutch virtuoso violinist and composer. This piece is in four
movements: Preludio (Largo), Allemanda (Allegro), Sarabanda (Largo),
and Minuetto (Con grazia). Upper intermediate level.
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S394: Croquembouches
for Alto Saxophone and Piano
by Claude Delvincourt edited by Jean Marie Londeix. Alphonse Leduc,
1946, SS, 23 + 10 pages. Music about food, mostly deserts! Claude
Delvincourt (1888-1954) was a French composer who was director of the
Paris Conservatoire from 1941-1954. There are six pieces, generally at
the upper intermediate level: Plum Pudding (Allegro moderato), Puits
D'Amour (Lent sans excès), Nègre en Chemise (Andante non troppo lento),
Linzer Tart (Allegro non troppo - movement de valse), Grenadine
(Allegretto - mouvement de habanera), and Rahat Loukhoum (Très
tranquillment).
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S1308:
Fantaisie sur un Theme Original for Alto
Saxophone and Piano by Jules Demersseman arranged by Iwan Roth. Hug
& Co., 1988 revised 2010, SS, 14 + 5. This is one of a number of
pieces the composer wrote for Adolphe Sax's new instrument.
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S490a: Fantaisie sur un Theme Original for Alto
Saxophone and Symphonic Band by Jules Demersseman orchestrated by
Ted Hegvik. Et Cetera Productions, 2009, includes all parts (including
the solo part) and score + CD. Here is a version for soloist and
concert band. It should be playable by an excellent high school band or
a strong community band as well as college bands. Instrumentation is
generally standard but calls for three trumpets (no cornets), three
horns, and a harp. There are enough copies of each individual part for
most organizations. Includes a CD of a performance of this arrangement
by Ted Hegvik with band. Here
is a video of a performance of Ted Hegvik performing this piece with
the New Holland Band. We
have one last copy of this arrangement for band.
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S373: Introduction and Variations of Le Carnaval de Venise
for Alto Saxophone and Piano by Jules Demersseman edited by
Frederick Hemke. Southern Music, 1986, SS, 12 + 7 pages. This is a
showpiece of the first order complete with a final variation to be
played as fast as possible. A band accompaniment is available from the
publishers as a rental. |
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S233:
Premier Solo Andante et Bolero for Tenor Saxophone and
Piano by Jules Demersseman edited by Bruce Ronkin. Roncorp,
1987, SS, 8 + 3 pages. This piece by flute virtuoso and composer
Demersseman was originally published by Adolphe Sax's
publishing house in 1866 when it was used as a Paris Conservatory
contest piece.
College level. Duration about 4 minutes.
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S161: Deux
Pièces (Two Pieces) for Alto
Saxophone and Piano by Edison Denisov. Leduc, 1978, SS, 9 + 3
pages. The first piece uses extended techniques (quarter tones in
particular) and has no bar lines while the second piece is all about
variations in the 16th note rhythm. |
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S155: Sonate
for Alto Saxophone and Piano
by Edison Denisov. Leduc, 1973, SS, 34 + 13 pages. Dedicated to
Jean-Marie Londeix. The Siberian born composer Edison Denisov
(1929-1996) was one of the most innovative Russian composers of his
generation. Much of his woodwind music employs extended techniques as
does the second movement of this sonata. This is an advanced work in
three movements: I. Allegro, II. Lento, and III. Allegro moderato.
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S147: Prelude,
Cadence et Finale for Alto
Saxophone and Piano by Alfred Desenclos. Leduc, 1956, SS, 15
+ 6 pages. Dedicated to Marcel Mule and a contest piece at the National
Conservatory. A wonderful composition from Desenclos (1912-1971) who
wrote very little music because he thought his music wasn't good
enough. As Mule wrote, this piece proves the contrary. It opens with
the Prelude which is dark and jazz influenced. The Cadence is built
primarily on rapid arpeggios and is followed by a transitional piano
section leading into the Finale which begins rapidly but alternates
between sections similar to the beginning before accelerating again to
the conclusion. The piano part is very important and requires a skilled
player. Advanced level. This
piece is
required for the preliminary round of the North American Saxophone
Alliance 2012 Classical Saxophone Competition.
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S442: Suite
for Alto Saxophone and Piano
by Paul Dessau. Bote & Bock, 1989, SS, 13 + 4 pages. Paul
Dessau
(1894-1979) was a German composer and conductor who lived in France in
the mid-1930s (when this piece was written in 1935) and then the United
States returning to Germany after the war. In three movements: I.
Petite Ouverture (Allegro non troppo). II. Air (Andante un poco mosso),
and III. Serenade (Allegretto mosso). College level with a
duration of about 7:15.
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S783: Sonata
for Alto Saxophone
and Piano by David Diamond. Peer Music (originally Southern
Music
Co.), 1993, SS, 22 + 7 pages. David Diamond (1915-2005) was an
American composer of classical music. This work dates from 1984. It is
an advanced piece in three movements: I. Allegro vivo; II. Andante
molto, quasi adagio; and III. Allegro vivo. The primary challenges are
mixed meter and (even with the Ossias for some difficult passages)
altissimo to at least B-flat.
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S774: Response
for Alto Saxophone
and Piano by Edward Diemente. Seesaw Music/Subito Music
Corp.,
1970, SS, 14 + 3 pages. Edward Diemente (1923-) is an American composer
who
taught at the Hartt School of Music for many years. It has been printed
from a manuscript. It is in two sections Very Slowly (begins in 7/4
then 4/4) and Fast (mostly in 5/4). The piece has some contemporary
notation but no extended technique. College level.
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S191: Choral
Varié Op. 55 for Alto Saxophone
and Orchestra Piano Reduction by Vincent d'Indy. Durand,
1903, SS,
11 + 3 pages. This piece was commissioned by Elise Hall who premiered
it in 1904. The solo part is not difficult.
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S220: Sonata
for Tenor Saxophone and Piano
by James Di Pasquale. Southern Music Co. 1967, SS, 17 + 7 pages. James
Di Pasquale (1941-) is an American musician and composer who has
written contemporary classical music and for television and film. This
is one of his better known compositions which has been recorded several
times. It is in three movements: I. Andante/Allegro moderato, II Adagio
non troppo, and III. Allegro con brio. Advanced college level with once
instance of altissimo A and G. Here is a
performance on YouTube. Click on
the cover
image to see the first page of the saxophone part. |
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/ S801: Sonata
for Soprano or
Tenor Saxophone and Piano
by Bill Dobbins. Advance Music, 1991, SS, 32 + 8 pages. Composer Bill
Dobbins is Professor of Jazz Studies and Contemporary Media at Eastman.
This is a jazz concerto in a classical format that will requite both
jazz chops and classical skills from both performers. Each perfomer has
improvised solos from chord symbols in each of the three movements.
Includes notes on the piece and improvisation strategy suggestions. Here
is a link
to an audio file of the first movement played on soprano sax on YouTube
(the other movements are there, too). Click on
the cover
image to see the first page of the saxophone part (some of the written
out parts are more difficult than this page).
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21.95
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S908: Polka Party for
Alto Saxophone and Piano by Donald
Draganski. Ally Publications, 2012,
SS, 19 + 7 pages. Donald Draganski (1936-) is from Chicago where he
worked for many years
as a university music librarian in addition to being a composer and a
bassoonist. This little suite of polkas was written as a result
of the composer attending countless Polish weddings as a kid. A very
humorous
collection of some very charming polkas. In three movements: I. Polka
Galop (Allegro moderato), II. Polka Elegante (Moderato/Piu mosso), and
III. Polka Schnell (Lively). Early college level with a duration of 10
minutes. |
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S360: Hungarian
Dances from Transylvania for Alto
Saxophone and Piano by László Draskóczy. EditionDarok, 1992,
SS, 8 + 3 pages. This is a Verbunk, the recruiting dance performed by
men. It
opens with a cadenza followed by a 4/4 Verbunk and a 2/4 Vivace. While
the notes and rhythms are not difficult the rapid tempo necessary for
an authentic performance makes this an advanced piece.
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S438: Bagatellen
for Alto Saxophone and Piano
by Erwin Dressel. Ries & Erler, 1938, SS, 10 + 4 pages. Erwin
Dressel (1909-1972) was a German composer. This piece is in four
movements: Elegie, Scherzo, Aria, and Gigue. Early college level work
with a duration of about 12 minutes.
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S440: Partita
for Alto Saxophone and Piano
by Erwin Dressel. Ries & Erler, 1965, SS, 19 + 7 pages. This
piece
is dedicated to Sigurd Rascher. In four movements: I. Prélude-Allemande
(Moderator con moto), II. Canzone (Lento), III. Courante (Allegro), IV.
Pavane (Sostenuto), and V. Gigue (Vivo e leggiero). A college level
work with some high altissimo. The duration is about 18:30.
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S439: Sonate
Op. 26 for Alto Saxophone and
Piano by Erwin Dressel. Ries & Erler, 1997, SS, 45 +
14 pages.
This piece was written in 1932 and is reported to have been dedicated
to Sigurd Rascher. In four movements: I. Moderato e contabile, II.
Intermezzo (Alla marcia, con grazio), III. Adagio ma non troppo and IV.
Allegro molto spirituoso. A college level work with a duration of about
14:15.
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S148: Concerto
for Alto Saxophone and String Orchestra (Piano Reduction) by Pierre
Max Dubois. Leduc,
1959, SS, 22 + 11 pages. Dedicated to Jean-Marie Londeix. In three
movements: I.
Lento espressivo/Allegro, II. Sarabande (Lento nostalgico), and III.
Rondo (Allegretto). The first movement includes a long (and written
out) cadenza between the two sections. Advanced playing skills and
endurance required. Click on
the cover image to view the first page of the score.
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S645: Concertstück for Alto Saxophone and Piano by
Pierre Max Dubois. Leduc, 1955, SS, 13 + 4 pages. In two movements: I.
Aria
(Andante) and II. Allegro vigoroso e marcato. The opening movement is
in three parts (slow, faster, slow) and is polytonal in character. The
final movement features rapid ascending and descending figures. The
notes on the CD describe it as "a play of colors in a relaxed
atmosphere." This would probably be good material for an upper division
college recital. About 9 minutes.
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28.60
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S152: Divertissement
for Alto Saxophone and
Orchestra (Piano Reduction) by Pierre Max Dubois. Leduc,
1953, SS,
19 + 4 pages. Dedicated to Marcel Mule. In three movements: I. Allegro
vivo, II. Lent et doux, and III. Scherzando. Upper college level.
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31.65
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S169: Dix
Figures a Danser for Alto Saxophone
and Piano by Pierre Max Dubois. Leduc, 1962, SS, 12 + 5
pages. Ten
short dances. High school level but should be enjoyable to more
advanced players as well.
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28.30
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S422: Les
Écureuils for Alto Saxophone and Piano
by Pierre Max Dubois. Durand, 2 + 1 pages. The Squirrels,
a bright reel. Early college level (depending on tempo). About 1 minute
long.
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S455: A
L'Espagnole (#1 from Pieces
caracteristiques en forme de suite) for Alto Saxophone and Piano
by Pierre Max Dubois. Alphonse Leduc, 1962, SS, 7 + 3 pages. This is
the first in a suite of five pieces with geographical connections.
Early college level with a middle section in 7/8. Duration about 3:30.
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S792: A La
Russe (#2 from Pieces
caracteristiques en forme de suite) for Alto Saxophone and Piano
by Pierre Max Dubois. Alphonse Leduc, 1962, SS, 3 + 1 pages. This piece
alternates between Pesante and Allegro molto vivo. Early college level
with a duration about 2:30.
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S793: A La
Française (#3 from Pieces
caracteristiques en forme de suite) for Alto Saxophone and Piano
by Pierre Max Dubois. Alphonse Leduc, 1962, SS, 5 + 2 pages. This piece
is marked Andante simplice. Better high school saxophonists and up. Not
very difficult although there is some mixed meter (including 5/8) and a
range to altissimo F. Duration of about 4:15.
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S794: A La
Hongroise (#4 from Pieces
caracteristiques en forme de suite) for Alto Saxophone and Piano
by Pierre Max Dubois. Alphonse Leduc, 1962, SS, 6 + 3 pages. The tempos
in this piece are Molto vivace/Lento/Molto vivace (Tempo 1). College
level with a duration of 2:30.
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S795: A La
Parisienne (#5 from Pieces
caracteristiques en forme de suite) for Alto Saxophone and Piano
by Pierre Max Dubois. Alphonse Leduc, 1962, SS, 7 + 3 pages. This piece
starts out Prestissimo and speeds up twice until near the end where it
returns to the original tempo. College level with
a duration of 3:00.
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S420: Le
Lièvre et la Tortue Impromptu for Alto
Saxophone and Piano by Pierre Max Dubois. Alphonse Leduc,
1957, SS,
9 + 3 pages. This is The Hare and the Tortoise and
as the title
suggests it has contrasting sections (but appears to be mostly about
the hare). College level with a duration of 5-7 minutes.
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22.70
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S151: Sonate
for Alto Saxophone and Piano
by Pierre Max Dubois. Leduc, 1956, SS, 21 + 8 pages. Dedicated to
Daniel Deffayet. Four movements: I. Allegro vivo, II. Andante, III.
Tempo di Gavotto, and IV. Rondo (Giocoso). College level.
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S646: Sonatine
for Alto Saxophone and Piano
by
Pierre Max Dubois. Leduc, 1966, SS, 12 + 7 pages. Dedicated to François
Daneels, this was written for the Concours du Conservatoire Royal de
Musique de Bruxelles. The movements are: I. Allegro vivo, II. Andante,
III. Allegretto/Prestissimo. The first movement begins with a recitatif
section with alternating slow and fast phrases before the Allegro vivo.
College level with a duration of about 8 minutes.
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S370: Alla
Gitana for Alto Saxophone and Piano
by Paul Dukas transcribed by Marcel Mule. Masters Music, SS, 6 + 2
pages. In two sections, starting Andantino, un poco capriccio and then
doubling the tempo in the middle (check the piano score as this isn't
marked on the saxophone part).
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G284: Cantilène for
Oboe/Flute/Violin/Clarinet/Soprano Saxophone and Organ by Marcel Dupré
edited and arranged by Charles Callahan. MoringStar Music Publishers,
2016, SS, 7 + 2 pages. This is the second piece of Three Pieces for
Cello and Piano by Marcel Dupré (1886-1971) which was composed in
1916 and first published in 1920. It is in the concert key of A minor.
The tempo is Andante moderato (mm=66). The part for C instruments is
included in this edition. The B-flat part can be downloaded from the
publisher's website. Click on the cover
image to view sample pages from the score.
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S154: Sonata
for Alto Saxophone and Piano by Henri Eccles arranged by Sigurd M.
Rascher. Elkan-Vogel, 1958, SS, 8
+ 3 pages. Henri Eccles (1670-1742) lived and worked in London and
Paris. This Sonata is taken from his twelve Sonatas for Gamba and
Figured Bass which was published in 1732. Four movements: I. Largo, II.
Courante, III. Adagio, and IV. Presto. High school level but may be
useful for more experienced students who want to study music of this
period. This piece is on many college audition lists.
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S486: Concerto
for E-flat Alto Saxophone and Band
(Piano Reduction) by Frank Erickson. Bourne Co., 1966, SS, 30
+ 9
pages. Frank Erickson (1923-1996) studied with Mario
Castelnuovo-Tedesco, and with Halsey Stevens and Clarence Sawhill after
enrolling at USC. He was a composer, conductor, arranger, and was
particularly known for his music for band. This is a sectional work
that opens with a brief Adagio followed by Allegro, Adagio, Doppio
movimento, Adagio, Presto, Adagio, Andante con moto, and concludes with
a saxophone cadenza. College level with a duration of about 13 minutes.
The band parts are available as a rental from the publisher. |
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S901: Le Chant des Ténèbres
for Soprano Saxophone or Clarinet and Strings (Piano Reduction)
by Thierry Escaich. Billaudot, 1996, SS, 29 + 10 pages. Thierry Escaich
(1965-) is a French organist (and pianist) and composer. He has written
a number of works for saxophone.
This is an extended (15 minutes) and advanced work. While it does not
include multiphonics or extended articulation techniques it does have
very high altissimo to B. Here is a video
of the version with strings (a rental). There is also an edition with a
12 piece saxophone ensemble that we can order (estimated price $51.95).
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the cover
image to view a sample page of the saxophone part. |
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S913:
Sax Trip, Concertino for
Alto Saxophone and Youth
Orchestra (Piano Reduction) by Thierry Escaich with piano
reduction
by Thibault Perrine. Billaudot, 2010, SS, 11 + 4 pages.
In three movements: I. Allegro molto, II. Andante, and III. Vivace.
This is an (early) college level work but could possibly be played by
an exceptional younger player. The range is to high F. The only
advanced technique is some flutter tonguing at the very beginning. The
piano reduction is about 6 minutes long while the orchestral version (a
string orchestra), which is a rental, is slightly longer. Here
is a
performance of the piano reduction. Here
is the
orchestral version. Click on
the cover
image to view the first page of the score.
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S1004:
Classical
Concerto for Tenor Saxophone and Orchestra (Piano
Reduction) by Eric Ewazen. Theodore Presser, 2013/2014, SS,
33 + 12 pages. The concerto and recital repertoire for saxophone is
centered around alto sax literature, making this 23 minute tenor
concerto by Eric Ewazen a striking landmark. Commissioned by celebrated
tenor saxophonist James Houlik, Ewazen’s Classical Concerto earns its
title through the use of traditional musical forms, and neoclassical
approaches to lyricism. In three movements: I. Allegro energico, II.
Andante appassionato con rubato, and III. Lento con rubato/Vivace.
Orchestral materials are available on rental. For advanced performers
(range to altissimo B) with a duration of about 23 minutes. Click on
the cover
image to view an extended sample of the piano score.
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S709:
Fantasia for
Alto Saxophone and Band (Piano
Reduction) by Eric Ewazen. Theodore Presser, 2011, SS, 23 + 8
pages. Eric Ewazen has
only composed one solo work for alto sax, the Fantasia for alto
saxophone and band. Composed for saxophonist Randy Smith and the Truman
State University Wind Ensemble, this edition of the Fantasia is
published as a solo with piano reduction, with the band set available
separately on rental. Ewazen has written a work which he says
celebrates that “the saxophone is one of the closest instruments to the
human voice, with its incredible dynamic range boldly dramatic.” For
advanced players with range to altissomo G and optional C. Duration of
11 minutes. Click
on the cover image to view the final page of the saxophone part.
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S1060: Trois Peintures du Musée
d'Orsay for Piccolo Trumpet or Soprano Saxophone and Piano
by Eric Ewazen. Theodore Presser, 2011, SS, 26 + 7
pages. This work was inspired by three paintings at the Musée d'Orsay
in Paris. I. Bal du Moulin de la Galette (by Renoir) Allegretto; II. La
neige à Louveciennes (by Sisle) Andante con moto; and III. Le gouffre,
paysage (by Huet) Allegro con fuoco. College level but not especially
difficult. Click
on the cover image to view the first page of the third
movement. Click here
to view pages from the score.
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S418: Cantilène
et Danse Trio for violin, alto
saxophone and piano by Marc Eychenne. Billaudot, 1967, SS,
(includes parts and piano score). Marc Eychenne (1933-) is a French
composer who has written a number of works for saxophone. The Cantilène
is marked Très librement. It starts at a slow tempo and increases in
speed in the middle before returning to the original tempo. The Danse
is primarily in 7/4 and 5/4 at quarter note = 200, Très rythmé. A
challenging piece (although the saxophone part looks the easiest of the
three).
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S389: Sonate
for Alto Saxophone and Piano by Marc
Eychenne. Billaudot, 1967, SS, 28 + 8 pages. This is a three movement
work: I Allegro (with many tempo changes), II. Andante, and III. Rondo.
College level. Here
is the first movement on YouTube.
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S262: Sonata
for Alto Saxophone and Piano
(originally for Bassoon or Cello) by Johann Friedrich Fasch edited by
Brian Klitz with saxophone part edited by Sigurd Rascher. McGinnis
& Marx, 1963/1965, SS, 14 + 7 pages. Johann Friedrich Fasch
(1688-1758) was a German violinist, composer and Kapellmeister. While
much of his work has been lost he is considered an important link
between the Baroque and Classical periods. In four movements: I. Largo,
II. Allegro, III. Andante, and IV. Allegro assai. College level.
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S518: Pièce (also known as Vocalise)
for Alto Saxophone and Piano by Gabriel Fauré
transcribed by Th. Doney. Alphonse Leduc, 1920, SS, 3 + 1 pages. A
brief piece marked Adagio, molto tranquillo (mm=60) which has been
transcribed for alto saxophone and many
other instruments. Upper intermediate level.
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S098: Sonate
for Alto Saxophone and Piano
by Jindřich Feld. Leduc, 1993, SS, 43 + 17 pages. Jindřich Feld
(1925-2007) was a Czech
composer who taught composition in Australia and the United States as
well as other countries. He wrote more than 200 works. This Sonata was
written in 1989-90 and is
dedicated to Eugene Rousseau. It is in three movements: I. Allegro
ritmico, II. Bells of Liberty (Adagio), and III. Scherzo (Allegro
vivo), and IV. Allegro con fuoco This work uses extended techniques
such as multiphonics, quarter tones, key noises, and slap tonguing
without sounding a tone. For advanced performers. One copy left at this price.
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S099: Sonate
for Soprano Saxophone in B-flat and
Piano by Jindřich Feld. Leduc, 1989, SS, 26 + 8
pages.
This Sonata is in three movements: I. Molto moderato/Piu mosso, II.
Scherzo (Allegro assai), and III. Finale (Allegro con brio/Molto
moderato). This is a college level work with a range to altissimo G and
a total duration of 15:30. Here is an
audio recording of the first movement with the other movements
available as well. Click on the cover
image to view the first page of the saxophone part.
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S075: Sonata
in A minor for Alto Saxophone and
Piano by Ross Lee Finney transcribed by Laura
Hunter. C.F.
Peters, 1971, SS, 27 + 9 pages. Originally for viola and piano. In
three movements: Allegro moderato con moto, Largo Sostenuto, Allegretto
con spirito. An advanced college level piece.
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S345:
Two Studies for Saxophones (Soprano and
Alto) and Piano
by Ross Lee Finney. C.F. Peters, 1984, SB, 17 + 11 pages. An advanced
work with some extended techniques for both the saxophonist and the
pianist who are equal
partners. There are numerous changes between alto and soprano. Duration
of about 10 minutes.
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S1203: Aria and Rondo for Tenor Saxophone and Piano
by
J.H. Fiocco transcribed by Arthur Frackenpohl. Kendor Music, 1980, 6 +
2 pages. Joseph-Hector Fiocco (1703-1741) was a Flemish (Belgian)
composer and violinist. Faithfully transcribed by Arthur Frackenpohl,
the lyrical Aria and energetic Rondo are sterling examples of 18th
century music at its very best. Ossia passages and detailed suggestions
for executing authentic ornaments are provided. Rated as (US) grade 4+.
Click on
the cover image to view the Aria.
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S275: Concerto
for Tenor Saxophone and Piano by
J.H. Fiocco transcribed by Jean-Marie Londeix. Schott Frères, 1934, SS,
18 + 6 pages. This work is in four movements: I. Allègre, II.
Modéré et gracieux, III. Lent et très expressif, and IV. Très animé. |
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S1223:
Jeanie
with the Light Brown Hair
for Alto Saxophone and Piano by Stephen Foster arranged by Bela Kovacs.
EditionDarok, SS, 8 + 4 pages. This familiar tune by Stephen Foster has
been arranged as a Theme and Variations. After the Andante theme the
variations are I. Poco piu mosso, II. L'stesso tempo, III. Lento,
maestoso and IV. Allegro molto. The final variation includes a cadenza.
Advanced high school level.
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S528: Air
for Alto for Alto Saxophone and Piano
by
Arthur Frackenpohl. Kendor Music, 1980, 7 + 2 pages. Arthur Frackenpohl
(1924-) is an American composer and Professor Emeritus at the
Crane School of Music. This is a three part piece at a leisurely tempo
which features long flowing lines and the opportunity for contrasts in
tone color. This piece is rated by the publisher as (US) grade 4 and
has a duration of about 5:10.
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S105: Cinq
Danses Exotiques for Alto Saxophone
and Piano by Jean Françaix. Schott, 1962, SS, 15 + 9 pages.
Dedicated to Marcel Mule. Five movements: Pambiche, Baiao, Mambo, Samba
lenta, and Meregue. Early college level.
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22.95
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S593: L'Horloge
de Flore (Flower-Clock) for Soprano
Saxophone and Orchestra (Piano Reduction) by Jean Françaix.
Editions Musicalses Transatlantiques, Schott, 1964, SS, 20 + 10 pages.
The Swedish botanist Linnaeus suggested a clock based on a series of
flowers according to the hour when each one blooms. This piece was
inspired by this concept. 3 hours Galant de Jour (Un poco Maestoso), 5
hours Cupidon Bleu (Doppio più vivo), 10 hours Cierge à grandes fleurs
(Andantino), 12 hours Nyctanthe du Malabar (Allegro), 17 hours Belle de
Nuit (Andantino), 19 hours Géranium triste (Allegrissino giùsto) and 21
hours Silène noctiflore (Poco meno vivo). While there is a significant
variation in the difficulty of the movements, overall this is college
level. This piece was originally for oboe. OVERSTOCK SPECIAL! Sale Price:
$15.95. List price is 18.95
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S1247:
Sonate en La Majeur for Alto Saxophone and Piano
by César Franck arranged by Jean-Yves Fourmeau. Billaudot, 2008, SS, 46
+ 11 pages. This piece was originally for violin and piano. It is rated
as a 9 (most difficult) on the publisher's 9 point scale. It is in four
movements with a duration of 28 minutes. It is in keys to 6 sharps and
5 flats. The upper range extends to altissimo B. Here is a
performance
of the fourth movement with the 8va sections not taken up a octave. Click on the cover
image to view the first page of the saxophone part for the fourth
movement. |
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S671: Canzona for Baritone Saxophone and Piano
by Carl Frangkiser. Belwin/Alfred, 1939, 4 + 2 pages. A piece suitable
for better high school level saxophonists for solo and ensemble
festivals. Sectional with tempos of Andante Moderato, Allegro Moderato,
and Allegro. It has a cadenza prior to the Allegro section. Here is an audio file
of this piece being played without the piano part.
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5.95
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S276: Suite
Op. 102b for Alto Saxophone in E-flat
and Piano by Hans Gal. Simrock, 1973, SS, 29 + 9 pages. Hans
Gál
(1890-1987) was born near Vienna. Following considerable success in the
1920s, he was appointed Director of the Conservatory in Mainz in 1929
where he served until he was forced to leave Germany in 1933. He
emigrated to Britain in 1938 and settled in Edinburgh, where he
remained active until his death. In four movements: I. Cantabile
(Largo), II. Furioso (Allegro con fuoco), III. Con grazia (Tempo di
Menuetto lento), and IV. Burla (Allegro vivace). This work was written
around 1949-50 and also has versions for viola and with orchestra.
College level with a duration of about 20 minutes. This page
has some
very nicely played audio samples from the beginning of each movement. |
20.95
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S267:
Sonata
IV for Tenor Saxophone and Piano by Johann
Ernst Galliard arranged by Sigurd Rascher. McGinnis & Marx,
1958, 9
+ 4 pages. Johann Ernst Galliard (1687–1749) was a German composer and
oboist. The work was originally for bassoon and continuo. In four
movements: 1. Adagio/Allegro e staccato/Adagio, 2. Allemanda (A tempo
giusto), 3. Corrente (Spiritoso), and 4. Tempo di Menuet (Moderato).
New York State (NYSSMA) rates this at (US) grade 5 which appears to be
appropriate. The tenor sax part is in the written key of C-sharp minor. |
9.95
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S288:
Six Pieces Musicales
d'Etude for Alto Saxophone and Piano
by Raymond Gallois Montbrun. Leduc, 1954, SS, 19 + 7 pages. Raymond
Gallois-Montbrun (1918-1994) was a French violinist and composer. He
studied violin and composition at the Conservatoire de Paris, and won
the Prix de Rome in 1944. These six
pieces emphasize specific aspects of technique. They are: Ballade (La
Souplesse), Intermezzo (Les Trilles), Ronde (Le Staccato), Lied (La
Sonorité), Valse (Le Chromatisme), and Finale (La Vélocité). |
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S1245: Tango for Alto Saxophone and Piano by
Carlos Gardel arranged by Bela Kovacs.
EditionDarok, 2017, SS, 6 + 2 pages. The actual title of this piece is
Por una Cabesa although that isn't printed anywhere on this version.
Carlos Gardel (1890-1935), who grew up in Argentina, was a
singer, songwriter and actor, and is one of the most prominent figures
in the history of tango. This piece was written in 1935, refers
to the Spanish horse-racing phrase meaning "by a head", which refers to
a horse winning a race by the length of one head. The lyrics speak of a
compulsive horse-track gambler who compares his addiction to horses
with his attraction to women. This edition begins with a molto rubato
cadenza before getting into the melody which is Tempo di Habenera. Click
on the cover
image to view the first page of the clarinet part.
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S359: Solo
de Concours Op. 13 for Alto Saxophone and
Piano by Paul Agricole Génin. Billaudot, SS, 12 + 4 pages.
Paul
Agricole Génin (1832-1904) was a French composer and friend of Adolphe
Sax to whom this 1874 composition is dedicated. Somewhat unusual in
form, it is in three sections with the first Andante/Allegro/
Allegretto, followed by a Variation (Allegretto), and Finale
(Allegretto Vivo/Piu presto). The printing is bit light with some
phantom bar lines.
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S918: Rhapsodie
for Baritone
Saxophone and Piano by Harald Genzmer. Ries & Erler,
1988, SS,
16 + 5 pages. Harald Genzmer
(1909-2007) was a German composer and music educator who studied
with Hindemith. Two extended movements: 1. Tranquillo/Vivo and 2.
Presto. There is quite a bit of altissimo in this piece. To
altissimo B is written and with sections marked 8va. that extend the
range to the
D above that. College level. Click on
the cover
image to view the first page of the saxophone part. |
19.95
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S225: Introduction
and Dance for Alto
Saxophone and Piano by Thom Ritter George. Southern Music
Co.,
1976, SS, 6 + 3 pages. Thom Ritter George (1942-) is an American
composer and conductor who has written many works for wind instruments.
The Introduction is Andante and the Dance is Allegro. High school/early
college level.
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S548: Second
Prelude for Alto Saxophone and
Piano
by George Gershwin transcribed by Sigurd M. Rascher. Alfred, 1955, 3 +
2 pages. This is from Gershwin's very popular Three Preludes
for piano. This is the slowest of the three (Andante con moto e poco
rubato). While not technically difficult this arrangement is mostly in
5 flats and uses the full range of the saxophone (and then some) from
low B-flat to altissimo B-flat (with alternatives for the altissimo
notes).
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S1316: Three Preludes for Alto Saxophone and
Piano by George Gershwin arranged by Wolfgang Birtel. Schott, 2014,
SS, 10 + 3 pages. This publication has all three of the excellent
Gershwin preludes which may be performed individually or together. 1.
Allegro ben ritmato e deciso, 2.
Andante con moto e poco rubato, and 3. Allegro ben ritmato e deciso.
The keys of these preludes
have been changed in this arrangement. Includes some optional flutter
tonging and a brief section in the last movement that can be played
an octave higher. |
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S1113: Three Preludes for Tenor Saxophone and
Piano by George Gershwin arranged by Wolfgang Birtel. Schott, 2014,
SS, 10 +
3 pages. This publication has all three of the wonderful Gershwin
preludes which may be
performed individually or together. 1. Allegro ben ritmato e deciso, 2.
Andante con moto e poco
rubato, and 3. Allegro ben ritmato e deciso. The keys of these preludes
have been changed in this arrangement. Includes some optional flutter
tonging and altissimo F-sharps. Click on the cover
image to view the first page of the tenor sax part. |
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S1009: Fantasy for Alto Saxophone and
Piano by Armando Ghidoni. Leduc, 2005, SS, 23 + 9 pages. Born in
Italy but
choosing to live in France Ghidoni is a virtuoso saxophone player and
composer. This is a sectional piece with some mixed meter and small
amount of extended techniques. The highest note in full sized notation
is an altissimo F-sharp but there are a few optional higher notes. The
sections are: Adagio, Allegro, Lentamente, Vivace, and stringendo. A
college level work with a duration of about 10 minutes. Here
is a performance on YouTube.
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S1335
Facades arranged for soprano saxophone and piano
by Philip Glass. Dunvagen, 2010, 7 + 2 pages. The music was originally
intended for the Koyaanisqatsi film. The visual montage it accompanied
consisted of scenes from New York’s Wall Street on a Sunday morning. It
was originally written for 2 soprano saxes, viola, cello and
synthesizer
doubling the viola and cello. It is not specially difficult but is a
workout for the pianist.
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S085: Concerto
in E-flat for Alto Saxophone
(Piano Reduction) by Alexander Glazounov (Glazunov). Alphonse
Leduc, 1936, SS, 19 + 6 pages. One of the most popular and frequently
performed saxophone concertos. Written for, and premiered by Sigurd M.
Rascher. One extended movement with frequent key and tempo changes. We can
get the
orchestral parts (all string) and score for this piece. Contact us for
details.
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29.95
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S879: Concerto
in E-flat for Alto Saxophone
Saxophone Part Only by Alexander Glazunov (Glazounov).
Kalmus, SS,
7 pages. The Kalmus Orchestra Library solo saxophone part for this
piece which appears to have been reproduced from the Leduc edition. We can
get the
orchestral parts (all string) and score for this piece. Contact us for
details.
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S607: Concerto
in E-flat for Alto Saxophone and
String
Orchestra (Piano Reduction) by Alexander Glazunov
(Glazounov)
edited by Regina Back and Douglas Woodfull-Harris with an urtext solo
part and a solo part prepared by Carina Raschèr, piano reduction by
Martin Schelhaas. Baerenreiter (BA 8732a), 2010, SS, 22 + 9 (+ 9)
pages. The Concerto for Alto Saxophone and Orchestra is Alexander
Glazunov’s last work. Since its first performance in 1934 it has become
part of the standard saxophone repertoire. The sole surviving autograph
manuscript is the hand-written dedication score given by Glazunov to
Sigurd Raschèr. This score contains the original version of the work
without the alterations which were made in the proofs to the orchestral
score as well as the full version of the composer's cadenza which was
later shortened. The autograph manuscript also contains some
performance markings by Raschèr. The correspondence between Raschèr and
Glazunov documents the composer's thoughts on the work and his
recommendations about the size of the accompanying string orchestra.
Evidence from this correspondence has been integrated into this
edition. This first scholarly-critical edition of a work by Glazunov
contains an informative introduction on German and English with
commentaries about the history of its composition, facsimiles and a
critical commentary. The solo parts (urtext and parts prepared by
Carina Raschèr) include both the complete and the shortened version of
the cadenza as well as a cadenza by Raschèr. We can
order the score ($29.95) and the matching string parts ($5.95 each).
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S120: Brillance
for Alto Saxophone and Piano
by Ida Gotkovsky. Billaudot, 1974, SS, 22 + 11 pages. Ida Gotkovsky
(1933-) is a French composer who studied with
Nöel Gallon, Oliver Messiaen, Tony Aubin and Nadia
Boulanger. She has
won many prizes for her compositions. In four
movements: I. Déclamé (Largo), II. Desinvolte (Avec humour), III.
Dolcissimo (molto dolce), IV. Final (Prestissimo). A challenging upper
level college work
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S592: Concerto
for Alto Saxophone and
Orchestra (Piano
Reduction) by Ida Gotkovsky. Editions Musicales
Transatlantiques,
1966, SS, 43 + 13 pages. This piece is dedicated to Marcel Mule and was
the Concours du Conseratiore National supérieur de Musique de Paris for
1966. It is a substantial three movement work: 1. Allegro con fuoco, 2.
Andante cantabile, and 3. Presto. Here is a recording of the third
movement with piano. You may be able to find the other
movements on
YouTube.
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S1111: Incandescence
for Tenor Saxophone and Piano by Ida Gotkovsky. Resolute Music
Publications, 2014, SS, 28 + 10 pages. Incandescence is a landmark new
composition for tenor saxophone and piano. Approximately 15 minutes in
length, this new publication is the first and only tenor saxophone solo
by Madame Gotkovsky. Although accompanied by piano, the piece opens
with an extended cadenza and includes some extended techniques -
altissimo and multiphonics (three notes in the first movement). The
third movement is a brilliant tour de force, which demonstrates the
technical capabilities of the tenor saxophone. This piece will be a
welcome addition to the repertoire and provide a great sonority for
recital programs. An advanced work. Click on
the cover
image to view the first page of the saxophone part. |
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S461: Trio
Lyrique for Violin, Alto Saxophone
and Piano by Ida Gotkovsky. Billaudot, 2003, SS, (includes
parts
and piano score). A recent, challenging work for this combination. In
three movements: I. Molto dolce legato sostenuto, II. Prestissimo, and
III. Final (Molto agitato con fuoco tumultuoso). The total duration is
about 33 minutes. |
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S177: Variations
Pathétiques for Alto
Saxophone and Piano by Ida Gotkovsky. Billaudot, 1980, SS, 43
+ 16
pages. This was the contest piece of the Paris Conservatoire in 1980.
There are six pieces in a variety of styles. Advanced college level.
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S380: On
the River the Shadowy Group for Baritone
Saxophone and Piano by Matthew Greenbaum. Tunbridge Music,
1998,
SS, 15 + 4 pages. Mathew Greenbaum (1950-) is an American composer much
of whose music focuses on New York City. This composition has two
movements based on poems by Whitman (Crossing Brooklyn Ferry) Distant,
singing poco rubato Calmo and Garcia Lorca (Landscape of the Vomiting
Multitudes) Very fast; swaggering; like jazz. Advanced college level.
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C801: Prelude - Montuno fugato for Clarinet or
Soprano Saxophone and Piano
by François Grosborne. International Music Diffusion,
2000, SS, 15 + 5
pages (includes CD). In two sections (obviously). The term "montuno"
comes from Cuban dance music. The Montuno Fugato section is very fast
(mm=200). College level. The included CD has
versions with clarinet and piano and with piano alone. Click on
the cover
image to view the first page of the clarinet/saxophone part.
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C762: Rivages
I, II, III for clarinet or soprano
saxophone and piano by François Grosborne. International
Music
Diffusion, 2000, SS, 15 + 4 pages (includes CD). Three relatively short
related works at the college level. The first is mostly in 5/8 and the
last mostly in 7/8 but they are quite accessible and rhythmic. The
included CD has versions with clarinet and piano and with piano alone
(played by the composer). |
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S388: Sarabande
et Allegro for Alto Saxophone and Piano
by Gabriel Grovlez. Alphonse Leduc, 1962, SS, 8 + 3 pages. Early
college or advanced high school level. Duration about 6 minutes. |
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S291:
Concertante
for Alto Saxophone and Piano by Clare
Grundman. Boosey & Hawkes, 1973, SS, 19 + 6 pages. Dedicated to
Dale Underwood. In several sections: Slowly, Rather bright, Slowly
Freely, and an acceleration to the faster tempo. Includes an optional
ending with a cadenza. College level (although this is often performed
by advanced high school students) with some optional high altissimo.
There is a a very nice performance of this on YouTube
by a 16
year old saxophone player with concert band.
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S206: Concerto
in E minor Op. 102 for Alto Saxophone
with Piano Accompaniment by Jascha Gurewich. Rubank, 1926,
SS, 28 +
8 pages. Jascha Gurewich (1896-1938) was an American saxophonist (who
played with Sousa) and composer. This is a showpiece work, typical of
the era. In three movements. The first alternates between Maestoso and
Andante sections, the second is Andante sostenuto, while the third is
Presto.
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S1288: Harlem Nocturne for Alto Saxophone and Piano
by Earle Hagen with piano accompaniment arranged by Robert C. Haring.
Shapiro, Bernstein & Co., 1940/1961, SS, 4 + 2 pages. The saxophone
part for this piece is the original, ending in an altissimo A.
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S1293:
Soliloquy for Alto Saxophone and Piano by Frank J.
Halferty. Almitra Music Co./Kendor Music, 2018, 6 + 3 pages. This grade
4 original is an ideal
selection for contest or recital performances. Its expressive and
lyrical while the faster moving sections employ fluid legato and
extended chord
arpeggios. The brief cadenza allows soloists that extra dimension to
their performances. Duration about 4:30. Click
on the cover image to view the first two pages of the score.
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S1016:
Orpheus
Singing, 5 Songs for Alto Saxophone
and Piano by Juliana Hall. Juliana Hall Music,
2010, SS, 33 + 12 pages. Juliana Hall (1958-) is an American composer
and pianist.
Based on sonnets (1922) by Rainer Maria Rilke this piece was first
performed in May 2011 by dedicatee Carrie Koffman, with the composer at
the piano. This is a college level work with a duration of 18 minutes.
The five movements are 1. Dance (Playful), 2. Orpheus Singing (Dark and
Quiet), 3. Rider (Light and Quick), 4. Song (Very Lyrical), and 5.
Machine (Machine-Like). Click
on the cover
image view the next to last page from the final movement of the
saxophone part (tempo quarter note = 120).
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S546: Adagio
and Allegro for Alto Saxophone
and Piano
by George Frideric Handel transcribed by Eugene Rousseau. Wingert-Jones
Publications, 1967, SS, 5 + 2 pages. A popular transcription of a work
originally for oboe. Includes performance notes by Rousseau. Duration
about 3:45.
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S953: Concerto in G
Minor for Tenor Saxophone
and Piano by George Frideric Handel transcribed by Himie Voxman.
Rubank, 1965, 13 + 3 pages. This work was originally for oboe, strings
and continuo (it is a different work than S546, above). In four
movements: Grave,
Allegro, Sarabande and Allegro. This piece is often used for high
school Solo and Ensemble Festivals. Here
is one of the several performances (in this case of the first 3
movements) on YouTube. Click
on the cover image to view a page of the score from the final allegro.
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S386: George
Frideric Handel Favorite Pieces (Pièces Célèbres) for Alto Saxophone
and Piano Book 1
transcribed and adapted by Marcel Mule. Alphonse Leduc, 1996, SS, 24 +
10 pages. Book 1
contains: Adagio, Larghetto et Final form the 4th Sonate for violin and
piano; Allegro from the 3rd Sonate for Flute and Piano; Allegro Largo
et Final from the 3rd Sonate for violin and piano; Sicilienne et Gigue
from the 5th Sonate for Flute and Piano; plus two short Gavottes and a
Largo. Intermediate to upper high school level.
S387:
George Frideric Handel Favorite Pieces (Pièces Célèbres) for
Alto Saxophone and Piano Book 2 transcribed and
adapted by Marcel Mule. Alphonse Leduc, 1996, SS, 31 + 13 pages. Book 2
has
complete works transcribed for alto saxophone. They are: 1st
Sonate for flute and piano, 2nd Sonate for violin and piano, 4th Sonate
for violin and piano, and the 6th Sonate for violin and piano. Upper
high school to early college level. |
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16.05
Book 2
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S996:
Largo by George Frideric Handel
(Haendel) arranged for Alto Saxophone and Piano by Marcel Mule.
Alphonse Leduc, 1939, 2 + 1 pages. This is the famous opening aria from
the opera Xerxes. The saxophone takes the vocal line. It is an easy
piece.
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S354: Sonata
No. 2 by George Frideric Handel
(Haendel) arranged for Alto Saxophone and Piano by Marcel Mule.
Alphonse Leduc, 1951, SS, 6 + 2 pages. Originally for violin and piano.
In four movements with contrasting slow and fast movements: Andante,
Allegro, Adagio, and Allegretto. Upper intermediate level.
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S340: Sonata
No. 3 by George Frideric Handel
arranged for Alto Saxophone and Piano by Sigurd Rascher. Hal Leonard,
1938, SS, 9 + 4 pages. In four movements: Adagio, Allegro, Largo, and
Allegro. Upper intermediate level.
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S840: Sonata No. 4 (Quatrième
Sonate) by George Frideric
Handel
(Haendel) arranged for Alto Saxophone and Piano by Marcel Mule.
Alphonse Leduc, 1951, SS, 10 + 4 pages. Originally for flute and piano.
Five movements: Larghetto, Allegro, Larghetto, Allegro, and
Tempo
di Gavotte.
Upper intermediate level. |
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S841: Sonata No. 6
by George Frideric Handel
(Haendel) arranged for Alto Saxophone and Piano by Marcel Mule.
Alphonse Leduc, 1951, SS, 6 + 2 pages. Originally for violin and piano.
Four movements: Adagio, Allegro, Largo and Allegro non
troppo.Upper intermediate level.
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(Sonata in G minor) by George
Frideric Handel (Haendel) arranged for Saxophone in B-flat and Piano by
Jean-Marie Londeix. Alphonse Leduc, 1974, SS, 7 + 3 pages. Four
movements: Larghetto,
Allegro, Adagio and Allegro. Upper intermediate level.
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S192: San
Antonio (Sonata for Alto Saxophone and Piano) by John Harbison.
Associated Music
Publishers, 1977, SS, 26 + 10 pages. This sonata is based on the
composers memories
(possibily a bit hazzy) of the sounds he heard on a visit to San
Antonio the year before. In three movements: 1. The Summons (a little
fiesta on a very hot day), 2. Line Dance, and 3. Couples' Dance. An
upper level college level piece.
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S178: Concerto
for Alto Saxophone and Band
(Piano Reduction) by Walter S. Hartley. Tenuto Publications,
1967, SS, 24 + 8 pages. Walter S. Hartley (1927-2016) studied at the
Eastman
School of Music, receiving his Ph.D. in composition in 1953. He has
about 200 published works including many for saxophone. Dedicated to
Don Sinta and the Ithaca College Concert Band this piece has three
movements: Adagio/Allegro molto feroce/Adagio, Andante (in 7/8), and
Allegro scherzando. The third movement has a cadenza. There
is
some optional high altissimo in each movement. Advanced college level.
About 12 minutes in duration. |
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S573: Dance
Suite for Violin, Alto Saxophone and Piano
by Walter S. Hartley. Ethos Publications, 1991, SS, (includes parts and
piano score). This piece was written in 1985 and is dedicated to
Lawrence and Gail Gwozdz. It is in three movements: 1. Polonaise
brillante: Allegretto (mm=120), Valse Lente (in one at mm=56), and
Polka Fantasque: Allegro deciso (mm=138). The violin and saxophone
parts appear to be relatively challenging with multiples stops in the
violin part and a few places with high altissimo in the saxophone part.
Duration about 6:30.
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S179: Duo
for Alto Saxophone and Piano by Walter S. Hartley. Tenuto
Publications, 1965, SS, 19 + 4 pages.
Dedicated to Don Sinta. A one movement piece with Allegro and Lento
sections. Has some optional high altissimo. Upper college level. About
4 1/2 minutes. |
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S260: Poem
for Tenor Saxophone and Piano by Walter S. Hartley. Tenuto
Publications, 1968, SS, 3 + 1 pages.
Dedicated to James Houlik. This piece is one of the most popular in the
college repertoire for tenor saxophone. It is marked Andante molto and
is about 3 1/2 minutes.
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C827: Soliloquy & Scherzo
for E-Flat
Sopranino Saxophone or E-Flat Clarinet and Piano
by Walter
S. Hartley. Ethos Publications, 2001, 7 + 3 pages. The Soliloquy is
marked Adagio. The Scherzo is in three sections; 2/4 Allegro, 6/8
Vivace, and a final 2/4 Presto. Early college level (with proficiency
on the instrument probably a bigger issue than the notes). Duration of
about 4:00.
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S790:
Concertino for Tenor Saxophone and Strings (PR)
by Pierre Hasquenoph. Eschig, 1983, SS, 14 + 4 pages. Pierre Hasquenoph
(1922-1982) was a French composer. While not rejecting old or new
music, Hasquenoph always claimed a freedom of language independent of
any school. This piece includes flutter tonging, some contemporary
notation, and some (optional) high altissimo. Both parts are in a neat
(but rather small) manuscript. There are three movements with a total
duration of about 12 minues. Here is a
recording with piano of the first two movements on YouTube, the third
movement is here.
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C1694: Concerto
for Clarinet or Soprano Saxophone and Piano
by Franz Joseph Haydn arranged by Willem Meijns. Molenaar Edition, SS,
26 + 7 pages. An arrangement for clarinet or soprano saxophone of the
Haydn oboe concerto, which is generally regarded as not being by Haydn.
In three movements: 1. Allegro spirituoso, 2. Andante and 3. Rondo
(Allegretto). Suggested for better high school performers and up.
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S258: Diversion
for Alto Saxophone and Band Piano Reduction by Bernhard Heiden
revised edition by R. Mark Rogers.
Etoile Music/Lauren Keiser Music Publishering, 1984/2015,
SS, 12 + 4 pages. Born in Germany, Heiden (1910-2000), settled in the
United States in 1935. This piece was composed in 1943 when he was a
member of an US Army band. This piece is sectional but without breaks
between movements: Moderato, Andante, and Allegro molto. This is the
least difficult of Heiden's works for solo saxophone. Click here to listen
to a performance with band. Note: for more
information see: A
Performer's Guide to the Saxophone Music of Bernhard Heiden
by
Thomas Walsh.
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S101: Solo
for Alto Saxophone and Piano by
Bernhard Heiden. Associated Music Publishers, 1973, SS, 12 + 3 pages.
Written in 1969 and dedicated to Eugene Rousseau, this is one of a
number of works for saxophone by Heiden. This work shows the influence
of Hindemith who was one of Heiden's teachers. It is in four sections;
Lento, Allegro, Tempo I, and Allegro molto then finishes with a brief
Vivace flourish. College level.
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S103: Sonata
for E flat Saxophone and Piano by Bernhard Heiden. Schott,
1943, SS, 32 + 9 pages. Written in 1937 for
Larry Teal who premiered it the same year. In three movements: Allegro,
Vivace, and Adagio/Presto/Adagio/Presto molto vivace. While
this is generally considered a mid-college level work, it is also
frequently
used for college auditions.
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S957: Quintet Op. 21 for Saxophone and String
Quartet by Kevin Hill. Comus Edition, 2000, SS, includes
parts and score. Kevin Hill (1962-) is a British violist, conductor and
composer.
This is a piece abounding in rhythmic vitality and sparkling ideas. In
three movements: 1. Allegro, 2. Tranquillo, and 3. Giocoso. Range to
altissimo G sharp. An advanced work with a duration of 29 minutes. Read
a review here.
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on
the cover image to view the first page of the score.
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S106: Sonate
for Alto Horn in E flat and Piano or French Horn or Alto Saxophone
by Paul Hindemith.
Schott, 1956, SS. Written in 1943, this work has three movements: Ruhig
bewegt,
Lebhaft, sehr langsam, and Lebhaft. This edition includes a
"supplementary suggestion" by Jean-Maria Londeix that moves the melody
line from the first half of the last movement from the piano (which is
playing alone) to the saxophone. This results in a much more virtuoso
character appropriate for a saxophone sonata.
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19.95
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S817: Trio Op. 47 for
Viola, Heckelphone or Tenor Saxophone, and Piano by Paul Hindemith.
Schott, 1929,
SS. Includes all parts and piano score. The piece is in two movements.
The first has three sections: a piano solo, an arioso for heckelphone
(tenor saxophone) and piano, and a heckelphone-viola duet with piano
accompaniment. The second movement, entitled Potpourri, is divided into
four independent sections: Schnelle Halbe (in fast half notes), Lebhaft
(lively), Schnelle Halbe, and Prestissimo all fast tempi. The first two
sections use strict thematic counterpoint, while the last two are in a
free toccata-like style. College level with a duration of about 15
minutes. Here are two different ensembles performing this work with
saxophone: first
movement and second
movement. |
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& S584: Psalm for
Tenor & Soprano Saxophone and Organ
by C. René Hirschfeld. Hofmeister, 2004, SS, 20 + 4 pages. C. René
Hirschfeld (1965-) is a German composer, musician, and musical
director. This is a contemporary piece for saxophone and organ. It
includes flutter tonguing, and multiphonics (fingerings given). The
soprano saxophone part is at the end of the piece. This can optionally
be played in the extended altissimo range on the tenor saxophone. While
the tempo is not fast (mm=66-76), the contemporary techniques called
for make this an advanced piece. |
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WW247:
English Sonata (Engelse Sonate) for Oboe (or Clarinet or
Soprano/Tenor Saxophone) and Piano by James Hook edited by
Ber Joosen. Molenaar, SS, 10 + 2 pages. James Hook (1746-1827) was an
English composer and musician who enjoyed many years of success
beginning at age 6. In three movements: Allegro non troppo, Moderato,
and Giocoso. Includes parts in B-flat and C. Better high school
players.
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S883: Ayres (based on songs by John Dowland) for
Soprano
Saxophone and Piano by Katherine Hoover. Papagena Press,
2011, SS, 16 + 4 pages. After she heard the soprano saxophone played in
a cathedral and was struck by its beautiful vocal quality, Katherine
Hoover chose to arrange three Elizabethan lute songs by English
Renaissance composer John Dowland. From the composer: “I have treated
[these songs] in somewhat varying ways; counterpoint in the first, some
variations in the second, and rhythmic play in the last, always being
informed by the original song and/or words. These songs were commonly
called Airs, or ‘Ayres,’ in the spelling of the time.” The songs are
“Can She Excuse My Wrongs,” “Weep No More Sad Fountains,” and “Fine
Knacks for Ladies.” The main challenge is the mixed meter in all
pieces. The last note is an altissimo G. College level players who are
comfortable with the frequent meter changes will enjoy these. Click on
the cover
image to view the first page of the score. |
17.95
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S229: Two
Lyric Pieces for Tenor Saxophone and
Piano arranged by James Houlik. Southern Music Co., 1974, SS,
8 + 2 pages. The pieces are Beau Soir by Claude Debussy and Largo by
Frederic
Chopin. High school level.
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S194: Concerto
for Alto Saxophone and Concert Band
Piano Reduction by Karel Husa. Associated Music Publishers,
1972, SS, 36 + 12 pages. Karel Husa (1921-2106) was a Czech born
composer and
conductor, trained in Prague and Paris, who taught at Cornell for many
years. This piece was commissioned by the Cornell Wind Ensemble who
premiered it in 1967 with Sigurd Rascher as the soloist and the
composer conducting. The piano reduction is by the composer who writes
that it may be used for recitals. Three movements: 1. Prologue, II.
Ostnato, and III. Epilogue. Advanced college/professional level. |
22.95
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S149: Élégie
et Rondeau for Alto Saxophone and
Orchestra (Piano Reduction) by Karel Husa. Alphonse Leduc,
1961,
SS, 15 + 7 pages. This piece is dedicated to Sigurd M. Rascher. The
brief Élégie is marked Quasi improvisando. The extended Rondeau is
marked Allegretto and starts in 6/8 changing to 2/4 after the first
quarter of the piece. Upper college level.
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S424: L'Age
d'or for Alto Saxophone and Piano
by Jacques Ibert. Alphonse Leduc, 1956, SS, 4 + 2 pages. Marked Calmo
ed espressiv (quarter note = 63), this piece begins with a short
lyrical section which is followed by rising and falling sixteenth note
phrases at the same tempo until almost the end of the piece. Early
college level with a duration of about 4:50.
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16.20
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S087: Concertino
da Camera for Alto Saxophone and
Eleven Instruments (Piano Reduction) by Jacques
Ibert. Alphonse
Leduc, 1935, SS, 23 + 6 pages. An important piece in the saxophone
repertoire. Two movements: Allegro con moto and Larghetto (which
changes to Animato molto after 54 measures).
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S170: Histoires
by Jacques Ibert arranged
for Alto Saxophone and Piano by Marcel Mule. Alphonse Leduc, 1939, SS,
23 + 8 pages. Marcel Mule has taken eight of the ten pieces Ibert wrote
for piano as Histoires and arranged them for alto
saxophone and
piano. Early college level. The first CD has four of the pieces while
the second has all eight.
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S1120: Rhapsody on Japanese Folk Songs
for Alto Saxophone and Piano by Ryota Ishikawa. Zen-On Music, 2014,
SS, 28 + 12 pages. Ryota Ishikawa (1983-) is a Japanese composer. While
this work is based on Japanese folk songs the composer attempted (quite
successfully, I think) to develop them in the style of Western music
which makes the work more entertaining and understandable to a wide
range of people. Altissimo to (very) high D. Advanced college level
with a duration of about 13 minutes. Click here to listen
to a very nice performance.
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30.95
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S408: Concerto
for Alto Saxophone and
Orchestra (Piano Reduction) by Yasudhide Ito. Editions Henry
Lemoine, 1992, 20 pages. There is one copy of the saxophone part and
the piano reduction included. It includes a great deal of cross cuing.
Yasudhide Ito (1960-) is a Japanese composer, conductor, and pianist.
This is a challenging contemporary piece in two movements. The first is
marked Allegro Molto. The second begins Lento but has many changes in
tempo ending Molto allegro. |
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or Alto
Saxophone and Piano by Pedro Iturralde. Editions Henry
Lemoine,
2001, SS, 15 + 5 pages, (includes parts for both soprano and alto). An
interesting work with Greek style music surrounding two jazz style
pieces. The pieces are: Kalmatianos (in 7/8), Funky (with an invitation
to improvise in the mixolydian), Valse which ends with a Coda
(Kritis/Kalamtianos). Here is an example of it being performed (not
exactly as written) on the soprano saxophone on YouTube.
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21.95
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Songs by Charles Ives for Alto or Tenor Saxophone and
Piano arranged by James Boatman. Alry Publications, 2001, SS,
8 + 2
pages, (includes parts for both alto saxophone and tenor
saxophone). The three songs are In Summer Fields (1898), from
"Night of Frost in May" (1899), and Two Little Flowers (1921). While
the solo parts are at the intermediate level, the piano part for the
third song is primarily a repeating 7/8 phrase (the kind of thing we
expect from Ives) which will add some challenge to the ensemble. |
15.95
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S336: Miscellanies Seven Pieces for Alto Saxophone and
Wind Orchestra (Piano Reduction) by Gordon Jacob. Emerson
Edition, 1976, SS, 26 + 10 pages. This piece was suggested by and
dedicated to
Paul Harvey who premiered it at the World Saxophone Congress of 1976.
The seven pieces are: 1. Scalic Prelude (Allegro giocoso), 2. Folk Song
(Moderato con moto), 3. Moto Perpetuo (Allegro molto, quasi presto), 4.
Interlude (Andante), 5. Gavotte (Tempo di Gavotta), 6. Dirge (Largo),
and 7. Quick March (Vivace alla marcia). Early college level.
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Ob204:
Rhapsody for Cor Anglais (or Alto Saxophone) and Strings
(Piano Reduction) by Gordon Jacob arranged by John Addison
(piano reduction). Stainer & Bell, 1950, SS, 11 + 2 pages (includes
both cor anglais and alto saxophone parts). This work with a duration
of 9
minutes is sectional with alternating slow and fast segments. Better
high school players and up. |
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S487: Sonata for Alto Saxophone and Piano by
Wolfgang Jacobi. Bourne Co., 1965, SS, 21 + 8 pages. Wolfgang Jacobi
(1894-1972) was a German composer and music professor. He considered
himself to be a neo-classical composer and this piece, which was
written in 1930, is in that mold. Dedicated to Sigurd Rascher, it is in
three movements: I. Allegro, ma non troppo, II. Sarabande, and III.
Allegro. Upper college level with a duration of about 10 minutes.
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S302: Sonata
for Alto Saxophone and Piano by Karel
Janovický. Rosewood, 2000, SS, 30 + 10 pages. Karel Janovický (1930-)
is a Czech born composer who has lived and worked in Britain since age
20. This Sonata was written for the alto saxophonist of the
Bohemian Saxophone Quartet, Roman Fojtíček who gave the first
performance in Prague in 1999. The composer wrote, "I drew inspiration
for the form of the first movement from the poetic device of terza rima (or terzina) which
allows the music to
both move on and return in a 'rhyming' fashion. The second movement I
called Arie
(songs) which is
simply all it is. And the Finale is a lively, fast Rondo." An
advanced level piece.
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S636: Nightsong
for Alto Saxophone and Piano by
Allen
Johnson. G. Schirmer, 1996, SS, 4 + 2 pages. A very pleasant
composition. Saxophonist Kenneth Radnofsky (CD listed below) writes in
his liner notes, "Composer Allen Johnson heals from Knoxville,
Tennessee, and while his 'Nightsong' in many respects resembles Samuel
Barber's own famous composition 'Knoxville Summer 1915,' it has a
cosmopolitan influence evoking the same emotions as some of the most
beautiful works of Ravel and Debussy." Not too difficult, probably
early college level at most, but expression is what matters most in
this piece. Duration about 5 minutes.
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S156:
Fantaisie - Impromptu for Alto Saxophone and Piano by
André Jolivet. Alphonse Leduc, 1953, SS, 4 + 2 pages. French composer
André Jolivet (1905-1974) was a contemporary of Olivier Messiaen who
wrote widely in many forms and for a variety of ensembles. This short
piece starts with a 5/4 Adagio, increases speed slightly and then goes
into a 3/4 Allegro for most of the rest of the piece. College level
with a duration of about 3:40. Here is a video.
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S157: Cantilène
et Danse for Alto Saxophone
and Piano by Denis Joly. Alphonse Leduc, 1949, SS, 7 + 2
pages. The
Cantilène is Andantino cantabile and in 3/4 while the Danse is Allegro
scherzando and predominantly in 6/8. Early college level.
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S599: The
Entertainer for Tenor Saxophone and Piano
by Scott Joplin arranged by Frank J. Halferty. Kendor Music, 2010, 6 +
2 pages. The famous Scott Joplin tune arranged for tenor saxophone and
piano. The publisher rates it as (US) grade 4 but it probably isn't
that difficult. Duration 3:40.
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V063: If I Give Up The Saxophone for Voice, Soprano
Saxophone, Tuba (Optional) and Piano by Irving Kahal and
William Raskin arranged by George Wolfe. Roncorp, 1929/1990, SS. This
is a
novelty tune which asks the musical question: "If I give up the
saxophone will you come back to me?" It is a chance to include
some levity into vocal recitals where at
least one of more serious saxophone and voice pieces is being
performed. The score says it is for mezzo soprano, alto or baritone
voice. The written vocal range is from the F below middle C to A-flat
in the treble clef staff. The 8 bar piano introduction is to
be played in cocktail-piano style. The score has only chords but there
is another page with this section written out. US grade 4. Click on the cover image to
view the first page of the score.
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S1273: Duet for Alto Saxophone and Violoncello Op. 99
by Nikolai Kapustin. Schott, 2015, SS, 20 pages (2 copies in score
format).
Nikolai Kapustin (1937-) is a Russian composer and pianist. This
challenging work was written in 1999. It is in three movements: I.
Allegretto (mm=184), II. Grave (mm=40), and III. Sonatina (Animato,
mm=112). The audio examples we have found use jazz phrasing on the fast
movements. Here
is a performance of the third movement. Click on the cover image to
view the first page of the score. |
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S221: Music
for Tenor Saxophone and Piano by M. William Karlins. Southern
Music Co., 1990, SS, 16 + 16 pages. Two
copies of score with both parts are included. In three movements with
the second dedicated to the memory of Coleman Hawkins. Includes
performance notes. While actual extended technique is minimal,
contemporary notation and improvisational sections are found
throughout. Advanced level. |
12.95
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S357: Meditation
for Alto Saxophone and Piano
by Walter Kaufmann. MMB Music, 1988, SS, 6 + 1 pages. Walter Kaufmann
(1907-1984) was a Czech born composer, conductor, musicologist, and
educator who lived in the United States from 1957. This piece was
dedicated to Eugene Rousseau on his 50th birthday (1982) and has been
edited by Rousseau. It is in one movement (Moderato cantabile) but has
three sections. Prior to coming to the United States, Kaufmann lived in
India and that influence can be heard in the first section of this
piece.
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S379: From
the Mountains Suite for Alto Saxophone and
Piano by Hugo Kaun. Ethos Publications, 2006, SS, 21 + 7
pages.
Hugo Kaun (1863-1932) was a German composer in the Romantic style who
lived in the United States (Milwaukee) from 1886-1902. This is a
programmatic work create for the young saxophonist Sigurd Rascher in
1932 which depicts the composer's musical impressions of a trip to the
Tyrolean Alps. It is in three movements: 1. Sunset - Glowing Alps (Sehr
ruhig, und ausdrucksvoll), 2. The Mountains Awaken - Night (Lebhaft),
and 3. Daybreak - New Life (Ruhig, ausdrucksvoll). This is a scholarly
edition with notes on the editing and definitions of the German
language terms that appear in the score. Early college level.
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17.95
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S723: Fantasia
Op. 198 for Alto Saxophone and
Piano by Gábor Kerek. EditionDarok, 2011, SS, 18 + 6 pages.
Gábor
Kerek (1971-) is a Hungarian composer. This work begins Allegro and is
in a fast/slow/fast/slow format. Some mixed meter to challenge the
college level saxophonist. The duration is listed as 8:43. Click on
the cover
image to view the first page of the saxophone part, which is
representative of the fast sections of this piece. |
29.95
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S1034: Saxophon Concerto
for Alto Saxophone and
String Orchestra (Piano Reduction)
by Erland von Koch. PeerMusic, 1965, SS, 31 + 11 pages. This piece was
written in 1958 and is dedicated to Sigurd Rascher. It is in three
movements: I. Allegro moderato, II. Andante sostenuto, and III. Allegro
vivace. The first movement has a cadenza. The part has and upper range
to written altissimo G and 8va to the F above that. An advanced work
with a duration of about 17 minutes. Here
is part 1 of an audio recording with orchestra by Rascher. Here
is a video of the first movement of this edition. Click on
the cover
image to view the first page of the saxophone part. |
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S706: 7 Pieces Op. 180 for Saxophone and Piano
by
Charles
Koechlin edited by Federico Mondelci. Billaudot, 2006, SS, 33 + 13
pages. Charles
Koechlin (1867-1950) was a French composer. While he wrote in many
styles, much of his music was influenced by Fauré who was one of
his teachers. This work was originally for horn and piano but has been
transcribed for saxophone. The first and sixth pieces are for alto sax
and the rest are for tenor. 1. Andante presque adagio, 2. Piece No. 5
(Adagio), 3. Piece No. 7 (Andante), 4. Piece No. 4 (Andante), 5. Piece
No. 12 (Adagio), 6. Piece No. 14 (Andante con moto), and 7. Piece no.
15 (Presque Adagio). Generally these are at the intermediate level
although number 3 is in the key of F sharp and an altissimo F sharp was
noted in number 7. Total duration is 27 minutes. |
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WW276: Épitaphe
de Jean Harlow Op. 164 Romance for Flute,
Alto Saxophone and Piano (or Harp) by
Charles Koechlin. Eschig, 1970, SS. Includes parts and piano score.
Koechlin was fascinated by the movies this is one of many
pieces he composed that is film related. In one movement marked
Andantino, sans traîner. Duration about 3:00. Here
is a video
of an excellent performance. |
31.95
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S966: Armenian Lament and Dance for alto
saxophone and piano by Béla Kovács. EditionDarok, 2013, SS, 9 + 4
pages. This begins with three short sections: Moderato, Andante (mostly
a cadenza) and Allegro, then concludes with an Allegro molto section
which is
about 2 1/2 of the 4 pages of the saxophone part. Optional altissimo to
A. College level with a duration of 2:40.
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S1278: Hungarian Verbunk Music from Pannonia for
soprano saxophone and piano compiled by Béla Kovács. EditionDarok,
2018, SS, 14 + 4
pages. A Verbunk is a recruiting dance performed by men. Pannonia was a
province of the Roman Empire, corresponding to present-day western
Hungary and parts of eastern Austria, as well as portions of several
Balkan states, primarily Slovenia, Croatia, and Serbia.
This is a sectional piece at a variety of tempos but generally
accelerating as it proceeds. It is dedicated to László Gy. Kiss, master
of the tárogató. Click
on the cover image to view a sample page from the saxophone part.
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S1279: Un Petit Voyage dans les Balkans for
soprano saxophone, piano and string quartet by Béla Kovács.
EditionDarok, 2017, SS, includes all parts and score. This piece is for
an interesting combination. The much of the piece is in 5/8 or 7/8. The
piano and string parts are quite easy although there is a short section
near the end where the first violin has a similar line as the
saxophone. Click
on the cover image to view the last page from the saxophone part (the
Allegretto is missing what should be a 2/4 time
signature). |
31.95
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S207:
Fable for Baritone Saxophone and Piano by Jan
Krzywicki. Tenuto Publications, 2006, SS, 20 + 8 pages. Jan Krzywicki
(1948-) is an American composer, conductor, and music educator. The
composer wrote, "Fable unfolds like an allegorical
narrative, similar to many a fable by Aesop. The work begins 'once upon
a time'
and moves through a series of events that include conflicts,
reflections, contests, and chases. The narrative consists of a series
of rondo-like events in which two ides predominate—an aggressive,
assertive music, a pulsing yet lyrical event. The interaction of these
two primary events leads to the climax and eventually to the story's
elegiac 'moral.'" Upper college level with a duration of about 11
minutes.
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S782:
Pièce Concertante for alto or
tenor saxophone
and orchestra of 13 instruments (piano reduction) by Guy
Lacour.
Billaudot, 1977, 19 + 5 pages (includes both alto and tenor parts). Guy
Lacour (1932-) is a French composer and saxophonist. This is in two
movements. The first is marked Largo. It includes many odd meters and
has a cadenza near the conclusion. The second movement is marked
Presto. It begins and ends in 6/8 but has a middle section in 2/4. The
tenor part is generally in the upper range but the highest note is
altissimo F-sharp. Much of the alto part is the same sounding pitch as
the tenor, but there are places with options to take it high into the
altissimo.
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27.45
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S377: I
Never Saw Another Butterfly for soprano voice
and alto saxophone. Music by Lori Laitman and texts by
children of
the Holocaust. Arsis Press, 1998, SS. Includes two parts in score
format. (Originally written for voice and saxophone, the composer has
also created editions for clarinet
and bassoon.)
Based on poetry by
children from the Terezin concentration camp and written in 1996, the
six songs of the cycle use varied imagery and musical styles. The
composer writes: "One cannot help but be touched by the hope and
innocence that these children put into their poetry, despite their
terrible surroundings. The accompaniment of the saxophone is intended
to be haunting and soulful, with echoes of Klezmer music." The song
titles are: The Butterfly, Yes—That's the Way Things Are, Birdsong,
Man Proposes, God Disposes, and The Old House. The first performance
was at John Hopkins University in 1996 with soprano Lauren Wagner and
saxophonist Gary Louie, for whom the piece was written.
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V036: Living
in the Body for soprano voice and alto
saxophone.
Music by Lori Laitman to six poems of Joyce Sutphen. Enchanted Nickers
Music, 2002, SS, 21 pages. Includes two copies both in score format,
one for the vocalist with saxophone part in concert key and the other
for the saxophonist with the part transposed. There are six songs: 1.
Burning the Woods of My Childhood, 2. Living in the Body, 3. Not for
Burning, 4. Lost at Table, 5. Bring on the Rain, 6. Crossroads. College
level with a few high altissimo notes in some songs.
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S158: Sicilienne
for Alto Saxophone and Piano
by Pierre Lantier. Alphonse Leduc, 1944, SS, 6 + 2 pages. Pierre
Lantier (1910-1998) was a French composer who won the Prix de Rome in
1937. This piece starts in E-flat moves to A and then back to the
original key with plenty of accidentals to challenge the better high
school or early college performer. (We have copies of this piece on
sale here for $9.95)
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S135: Holy
Roller for Alto Saxophone and Piano
by Libby Larsen. Oxford University Press, 1998, SS, 27 + 10 pages. Holy Roller was
inspired by classic
revival preaching and is a revival sermon captured in the sounds of the
alto saxophone and piano. A substantial work for skilled performers.
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21.50
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S068: Concerto
for Saxophone and String Orchestra
Op. 14 by Lars-Erik Larsson. Gehrmans, 1952, SS, 38
+ 12 pages.
Piano Reduction. A virtuoso concerto for alto saxophone dedicated to
Sigurd M. Rascher. Three movements Allegro molto moderato, Adagio, and
Allegro scherzando. The first and third movements have extended
cadenzas.
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36.95
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S452: Dies
irae for Soprano Saxophone and Organ
by
Christian Lauba. Baerenreiter (BA 7479), 1997, 20 + 10 pages. French
composer Christian Lauba (1952-) is a leading composer of contemporary
music for saxophone. He teaches at the National Conservatory of
Bordeaux. This is a challenging work dedicated to Jean-Marie Londeix.
For advanced performers with a duration of about 16:20.
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32.95
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S931: Sud
for Alto Saxophone and Piano
by Christian Lauba. Resolute Music Publications, (2012?), 27 + 7 pages.
First performed in 1989. This is an advanced works with contemporary
techniques and notation for both the saxophone and the piano. There is
a page of explanation. Click on
the cover
image to view what is
probably the most complex page from the saxophone part.
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36.95
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S925: Intimate Echoes
for Tenor Saxophone and Piano
by Robert Lemay. Resolute Music Publications, 2011, SS, 24 + 8 pages.
Commissioned by Dr. Jeffrey E. Vickers in 2010. Lemay's style of
incorporating advanced saxophone techniques produces an 'echo-like'
effect in this composition. The saxophone produces numerous
slap-tongues at loud dynamics, which fade instantly — leaving a very
soft chordal 'echo' in the piano. Lemay's modern language and scales
present a worthwhile challenge for any saxophonist. Composed with piano
accompaniment, Intimate Echoes would be appropriate for any recital
setting. In keeping with his approach, Lemay also uses other extended
techniques such as bisbigliandi, multiphonics (fingerings are provided
on a separate sheet), and high altissimo. Click
on the cover image to view the first page of the saxophone part.
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32.50
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S1182: Oran for Alto Saxophone and Piano by
Robert Lemay. Resolute Music Publications, 2015, SS, 24 +
8 pages.
Oran is a solo of moderate difficulty by Robert Lemay. More classical
in nature than many of his other compositions, it is a solo with
consistent meter and rhythm throughout. This solo would be highly
effective in introducing students to a few modern techniques and
contemporary sounds. Extended techniques within Oran include
flutter tonguing, a few quarter tones, bisbigliando and high altissimo.
Approximate duration is 12:45. Here
is a video of a performance of this piece (which begins after about 15
seconds).
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V061: Mitsu no kisetsu
for Alto or Mezzo Voice and
Baritone Saxophone
by Robert Lemay. Editions Jobert, SS, 10 pages (score format). This is
3 short pieces on Haiku by Matsuo Basho (1644-1694). This is a
relatively challenging work but the the vocal text in Japanese
shouldn't be a problem. The vocal range is from the A below middle C to
the C an octave above middle C (There are glissandos that go higher and
lower marked to sing as high or low as the singer can if they can't
reach the written notes). The baritone saxophone part goes up to
altissimo G. Click
on the cover image to view a sample page from the second movement
(mm=96-112).
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S512: Phonie
Douce for Oboe, Alto Saxophone,
and Cello by
Philippe Leroux. Billaudot, 1991, SS, (includes score and parts).
Philippe Leroux (1959-) he has written pieces which encompass several
genres: symphonic, electro-acoustic, electronic and chamber music. This
piece for an unusual combination of instruments is dedicated to Claude
and Odile Delangle. It employs flutter tonguing, some fractional
pitches, some contemporary notation, and is in one continuous movement.
For advanced players with a duration of about 12 minutes.
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S511: SPP
for Soprano Saxophone and Piano
by Philippe
Leroux. Billaudot, 2001, SS, 29 + 9 pages. An advanced contemporary
piece that includes a variety of techniques including flutter tonguing
and other articulation styles, altissimo to A, and one multiphonic with
fingering given. Duration about 12 minutes.
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33.95
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C2391: Rio De Los Sueños (River of Dreams) for
Bass Clarinet or Tenor Saxophone and Piano by
Mike Lewis. LudwigMasters Publications, 2015, SS, 4 + 1 pages.
Mike Lewis (1938-) has been a freelance arranger/composer for many
years. Starting with the Jackie Gleason TV Variety Show as a staff
arranger, he became heavily involved in the pop music field, arranging
hit records for some of the top pop artists. This is a light "Latin"
ballad performed at a slow tempo. While not difficult the range is to
altissimo E and very last phrase would need to be played an octave
higher on the saxophone. Click on the cover
image to view the first page of the score.
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S1121: Sérénade Populaire for Alto
Saxophone and Piano by Paul Lewis. Schott, 2014, SS, 9 + 3 pages.
Paul Lewis (1943-) is a British composer who is best known for his
music for television. This is an effective piece ranging between
romantic and jazz which, in places, is reminiscent of circus music!
Originally composed for harmonica, this popular little work has been
arranged for alto saxophone by the composer. Click on the cover
image to view the first page of the saxophone part. |
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S1259: Imaginary Folksongs for Alto and
Soprano Saxophones (one player) and Piano by Stephen Lias. Alias Press,
2011, SS, 30 + 14 pages. Imaginary Folksongs presents six diverse
movements, three each
for alto and soprano saxophone, which "run the gamut from virtuosic to
melancholy to humorous," says the composer. For advanced performers,
Imaginary Folksongs uses some of the easier extended techniques. This
audience-pleaser utilizes both alto and soprano saxophone, and a few of
the easier extended techniques as well as high altissimo (to
double high D). You can watch a YouTube performance here. Click on the cover
image to view the second page of the saxophone part. |
26.95
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S1260: Range of Light for Alto
Saxophone and Piano by Stephen Lias. Alias Press, 2014, SS, 38 + 17
pages. Written in 2014 for saxophonist Nathan Nabb, this sonata is a
tour de force for the advanced saxophonist. Each of the four movements
is based on selected photographs of Yosemite National Park by Ansel
Adams. They are Winter Sunrise, Vernal Falls, Jeffrey Pine, and
Clearing Winter Storm. Includes some mixed meter and high altissimo (to
C). Duration about 25 minutes. You can listen to excerpts here. Click on the cover
image to view the second page of the saxophone part. |
30.95
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S1044: Sonate
for Alto Saxophone and Piano
by Erik Lotichius. Digital Music Print, 2007, SS, 29 + 9 pages. Erik
Lotichius (1929-) is a Belgian composer and music educator who is
inspired by jazz and light music. This piece is in three movements: I.
Allegro, II. Andante con moto, and III. Allegro. College
level with a range to altissimo F-sharp. Click
on
the cover
image to view a page of the saxophone part from the second movement.
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S223: Sonata
for Alto Saxophone and Piano
by Lawson Lunde. Southern Music Co. 1967, SS, 30 + 11 pages. Lawson
Lunde (1935-) is a Chicago based composer and pianist whose numerous
compositions for saxophone are noted for their lyricism and rhythmic
energy. This Sonata
has three
movements: I. Allegro, II. Andantino cantabile, and III. Allegro
vivace. College level. Here
is a video
of the first movement. You should be able to find the other movements
on YouTube as well. Click on
the cover
image to view the first page of the saxophone part. |
16.95
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S825: Blue
Shift for Alto Saxophone and Piano
by Joseph Lyszczarz. Joseph Lyszczarz Music, 2010, SB, 16 + 8 pages.
Joseph Lyszczarz is an American composer and flutist. This is a
sectional piece with a duration of about 9 minutes. The main sections
are Frenetic, Somewhat more relaxed, Meno Mosso, A tempo tumultuous,
and Tempo Primo. It includes some growling and slap tonguing, mixed
meter and altissimo to B at the end of the piece. Click on
the cover
image to view the first two pages of the score. |
19.95
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S667: Sonata
for Alto Saxophone and Piano Op. 95
by Trygve Madsen. Musikk-Husets Forlag A/S, 1995, SS, 33 + 10 pages.
Trygve Madsen (1940-) is a Norwegian composer who also studied in
Vienna. He has been influenced by many of the great classical composer
from Bach to Shostakovich, but also plays Jazz piano. This piece is
dedicated to Philippe Portejoie and Frederique Lagarde. In three
movements: I. Theme and Variations (Andante), II. Air (Moderato), and
III. Finale (Allegro). College level (but of average difficulty). |
32.95
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S669: Sonata
for Baritone Saxophone and Piano Op.
105 by Trygve Madsen. Musikk-Huset Forlag A/S,
2000, SS, 29 +
11 pages. This piece is dedicated to Jean and Odile Ledieu. In three
movements: I. Adagio, II. Allegretto, and III. Quasi Habenera. The
first and third movements have a number of tempos. College level (but
of average difficulty). |
33.95
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S668: Sonata
for Soprano Saxophone and Piano Op.
107 by Trygve Madsen. Musikk-Huset Forlag A/S,
1998, SS, 28 +
10 pages. This piece is dedicated to Philippe Portejoie and Frederique
Lagarde. In three movements: I. Allegro Moderato, II. Andante
Cantabile, and III. Rondo: Allegro. The first and last movements have
many tempo changes. College level (but of average difficulty). |
32.95
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S670: Sonata
for Tenor Saxophone and Piano Op. 117
by Trygve Madsen. Musikk-Huset Forlag A/S, 2000, SS, 38 + 12 pages.
This piece is dedicated to Philippe Portejoie and Frederique Lagarde.
In three movements: I. Andante con moto, II. Vivace, III. Moderato. The
first and last movements have many tempo changes. College level (but of
average difficulty). |
32.95
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S1014: Where
you end and i begin for Soprano
Saxophone and Piano by Robert Maggio. Theodore Presser Co.,
2014,
SS, 26 + 10 pages. This is a five movement work which consists of a
single continuous thread woven throughout. The opening theme is a
Sicilian lullaby, from which all of the musical idea in the piece are
offshoots. The movements are: 1 folk-like—stately, 2. vigorous—light
and playful, 3. stately—flowing gently, 4, light and
playfull—folk-like, and 5. flowing gently—vigorous. For advanced
performers with a duration of 13 minutes. Click on
the cover
image to view a selection of pages from the piano score.
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18.95
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S822: A
Ruckert Song Alto Saxophone and Piano by
Gustav Mahler arranged by Fred Hemke. Southern Music Co., 1987, SS, 5 +
1 pages. This is from a song cycle of five Lieder for voice and
orchestra or piano by Gustav Mahler, based on poems written by
Friedrich Rückert. This is Ich bin der Welt abhanden gekommen
(I am
lost to the world). This
is not a difficult piece (publishers US grade 3), but has some features
that will be useful to the student as much of it is pianissimo and
piano with only a few spots with brief swells in volume. It is also on
the high side from A in the staff to E above it.
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S412: L'Incandescence
de la bruine for Soprano
Saxophone and Piano by Bruno Mantovani. Editions Henry
Lemoine,
2000, SS, 20 + 8 pages. Bruno Mantovani (1974-) is a French composer
who won many first prizes at the Paris Conservatory. This is a
challenging piece that employs a bit of contemporary notation, a few
quarter tones, bisbigliando, and slap and flutter tonguing. This piece
was used in the second round of the 2nd International Jean-Marie
Londeix Saxophone Competition held in Bangkok, Thailand, in January
2008. |
23.95
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S591: Andante
and Allegro from Sonata in G for Baritone
Saxophone and Piano by Benedetto Marcello transcribed by
Himie Voxman. Rubank, 1946, 4 + 2 pages. (See brief composer
information on the next piece.) This two movement work at the high
school level is
frequently used for solo and ensemble festivals.
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6.95
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S517: Concerto
in C minor for Soprano Saxophone and Piano by Alessandro
Marcello (attributed to Benedetto
Marcello) transcribed by Harvey Pittel.
Southern Music Co., 1966, SS, 11 + 6 pages. Alessandro
Marcello
(1673-1747) was
Italian nobleman and composer. This work was previously attributed to
his younger brother Benedetto who was better known as a composer.
This work was originally for oboe, but works very well on soprano
saxophone. In three movements: I. Allegro moderato, II. Adagio, III.
Allegro. For the final movement, the editor provides some ornamentation
for the repeat of the first half of the movement. At the tempos listed
this is early college level. Duration about 11 minutes. You can watch a
performance which appears to be from this edition on YouTube. |
13.95
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S1019: Concerto in C
minor for Soprano
Saxophone and
Piano by Benedetto Marcello arranged by Daniel Gremelle.
Billaudot,
2014, SS, 15 + 4 pages. This edition of this piece is very similar to
the one above. While the saxophone part is smaller, there is more white
space which may make it easier to read for some. It does not have the
added ornamentation in the last movement. Click on
the cover
image to view the first page of the saxophone part. |
14.95
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S594: Cadence
et Danses for Alto Saxophone and Piano
by
Alain Margoni. Editions Françaises de Musique, 1974, SS, 20 + 6 pages.
Alain Margoni (1934-) is a
French composer, conductor and music educator. A relatively recent test
piece for the Conservatoire National Supérieur
de Musique de Paris. It begins with a cadenza followed by several short
dances. Some of the dances include mixed meter. College level. |
26.95
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V068: Quatre Chants Vénitiens for Voice, Tenor
Saxophone (or Bass Clarinet, Bassoon or Horn) and Piano by Alain
Margoni. Editions Combre, 2005, SS, includes piano score with vocal
part and individual instrumental parts. The four songs are I.
Chant d'Amour, II. Chant de Prison, III. Chant d'espérance, and IV.
Chant sur l'eau. This is intended for a female vocal performer. The
range is from the A below middle C to the G just above the staff.
College level. Here
is an audio recording of the first song with tenor saxophone (the other
songs are also available). Click on the cover
page to view a sample page which is also from the first song.
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43.95
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S316: Corollaire d'un Songe for
Soprano or Tenor
Saxophone and Piano by Pierrette Mari. International Music
Diffusion, 1983, SS, 9 + 3 pages. Pierrette Mari (1929-) studied in
Nice and Paris and in addition to her composing is a musicologist,
author and music critique. This piece (Corollary to a dream) has many
tempo and meter changes and a cadenza near the end. College level.
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S419: Complainte
et Danse for Alto Saxophone and Piano
by Yvan Markovitch. Alphonse Leduc, 1966, SS, 9 + 2 pages. The first
section (Complainte which translates to English as Lament) is in slow
Lent tempo (mm=40). This is followed by a short transitional section,
Modéré, at double the previous tempo before the Danse (Vif) at mm=144.
The publisher lists this with a difficulty of 6 on their scale with a
range to 9.
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18.60
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S181: Ballade
for Saxophone and Orchestra
Piano Reduction by Frank Martin. Universal Edition, 1966, SS,
30 +
8 pages. Frank Martin (1890-1974) was a Swiss composer who created a
synthesis of the chromatic and twelve-tone techniques without, however,
abandoning tonality. Ballades were a specialty and he wrote them for a
number of instruments. This piece was written for Sigurd Rascher. It is
sectional with many tempo changes. Upper college level.
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34.95
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S292: Ballade
for Trombone or Tenor Saxophone and Piano
by Frank Martin. Universal Edition, 1941, SS, 19 + 7 pages. Includes
both trombone and saxophone part. This is a sectional piece with many
changes in tempo. It does not appear to be very difficult. Duration
about 7:30. |
28.95
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S890: Concerto for
Alto Saxophone and Wind Ensemble Piano
Reduction by David Maslanka. Carl Fischer, 1999, SS, 65 + 23
pages. David Maslanka (1943-) is an American composer who studied with
Joseph Wood at the Oberlin College Conservatory and H. Owen Reed at
Michigan State. He is especially known for his works for winds and
percussion. In five sections: I. Song: "Fire in the Earth," II.
Interlude: "Bright Window, Your Night is Full of Stars," III. Song:
"Dear Jesus, what have you DONE?!," IV. Interlude: "Starry Night," and
V. Song: "Mortal, have you seen this?" This is an advanced work with a
duration of about 40 minutes. There are video and audio files on
YouTube.
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29.95
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S1130: Heaven to clear when day did close (Fantasy on a
theme of Barney Childs) for Tenor Saxophone and String Quartet
by David Maslanka. Maslanka Press, SB/SS, includes parts and score. The
composer wrote: "Barney Childs was my mentor and then friend from the
early 1970’s until his death in the late 90’s. His music is
fragmentary, elliptical, enigmatic. I always found something to like in
his work – ideas that had a quality of compression and real potential.
Such is the case with the “thematic” fragment that I borrowed from his
solo piano piece 'Heaven to Clear When Day Did Close.' In my fantasy
the theme explodes into a virtuoso tenor sax extravaganza. This is
'Classical' music but with strong reference to bebop. The string
quartet parts are demanding and require a seasoned and committed
ensemble." Includes high altissimo for the tenor saxophone. The
composer's website
has an audio file of a performance and a complete .pdf file of the
score. Click
on the cover image to view a page from the tenor sax part (mm=184).
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88.95
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S473: Sonata
for Alto Saxophone and Piano
by David Maslanka. Maslanka Press, 1989/2013, SS, 52 + 19
pages.This piece was commissioned by the North American Saxophone
Alliance Commissioning Fund and Private Contributors for the 1989 NASA
Young Artist Competition at the National Meeting and Navy Band
Symposium. In three movements, a huge and extremely demanding piece;
its musical roots are quite varied: Liszt, Gesualdo, Pettersson.
Duration about 30 minutes.
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58.95
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S1129: Sonata for Soprano Saxophone and Piano
by David Maslanka. Maslanka Press, 1992/2012, SS, 36 + 14
pages. In three movements, all at a moderate tempo. The score in a neat
manuscript (which appears to be relatively challenging for the pianist)
can be viewed here. The saxophone part is
typeset. You can listen to it here.
Click on
the cover image to
view the first page of the saxophone part.
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33.95
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S885: Tone
Studies for Alto Saxophone and Piano
by David Maslanka. Maslanka Press, 2010, SB/SS, 25 + 10 pages.
Commissioned by Joseph and Janet Lulloff for their son Jordan.
In six movements: 1. "Jordan;" 2. Credo in unum Deum; 3. Watch the
Night With Me (Part 1); 4. Watch the Night With Me (Part 2); 5. Wie
bist du, Seele; 6. Whale Story (O Sacred Head Now Wounded). Each study
is a small and passionate essay - a "short story" without words
(although Whale Story has text to be read before it is performed). Four
of the movements are based on melodies by J.S. Bach.
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33.95
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S796: Canzone
Da Sonar for Alto Saxophone and
Piano
by Thom David Mason. Southern Music Co., 1974, SS, 15 pages (2 copies
in score format). Thom David Mason is a composer, professor of jazz
studies at the University of Southern California as well as a performer
on the clarinet, saxophone and flute. This is an advanced contemporary
works that includes extended techniques for the saxophone, with
fingerings given for the multiphonic, tone clusters on the piano and
spatial notation in both parts. |
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S459: Meditation
from Thaïs for Soprano Saxophone and
Piano
by Jules Massenet arranged by Sharon Davis. Western International
Music, 1995, SS, 8 + 2 pages. Upper intermediate level. |
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S1256:
Contact for Alto Saxophone and
Piano by James Matheson. Theodore Presser Co., 2010/2017, SS,
34 + 11 pages. James Matheson (1970-) is an American composer. This
14-minute work was co-commissioned by a consortium of 19
saxophone/piano duos. Matheson cites the irony that humans throughout
time find new ways to connect with each other, while distancing
themselves in other ways. We reach out across great distances and time,
yet supplant the magical, physical presence of another living being.
Contact is an exploration of this impulse to connect, and of the
paradoxes inherent in our efforts to make the world smaller. Contact is
lyrical then severe, gentle then brutal - a microcosm of our
interactions with others. For advanced performers. Duration of about 13
minutes. Here
is an audio recording of excerpts from this piece. Click on
the cover
image to view the final page of the saxophone part. |
19.95
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S891: Pull for Alto
Saxophone and
Piano by James Matheson. Theodore Presser Co., 2012, SS,
15 + 5
pages. Composer James
Matheson describes this light, hot, and virtuosic work as a brief but
intense struggle between two groups of musical material, tugging at
each other and vying for dominance as a push and pull of contrary yet
complimentary forces. Pull was composed (in 1995 but published in 2012)
for saxophonist Samuel Lorber and features a solo part that soars and
glitters. Sectional: Forcefully, Allegro, and Subito Tempo I. This is
an advanced work with mixed (and odd) meter. The duration is about 6
minutes. Here
is an audio recording of this piece. Click on
the cover
image to view the first 4 pages of the score. |
12.95
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S745: Au
bonheur des dames for Alto Saxophone and
Piano by Jean Matitia. Billaudot, 2003, SS, 16 + 6 pages.
Jean
Matitia is actually French
composer Christian Lauba (1952-), a leading composer of contemporary
music for saxophone. Not certain of the story behind this piece. Au
bonheur des dames is a silent French film from 1930. The
composer
wrote
music for nine musicians related to the film (to accompany it or
inspired by it?) and this is an arrangement for alto saxophone and
piano created for Arno Bornkamp. It is in the style of Rudy Wiedoeft.
The publisher lists it as a 3 on their 5 point scale but it appears to
be more
difficult than that and has altissimo to G sharp. Duration about 10
minutes. Here
is a video. There are others on YouTube. Overstock
Special while supplies last. Regular price is $16.95. |
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or / S746: Crazy
Rag for E-flat or
B-flat Saxophone and
Piano by Jean Matitia. Billadot, 2000, SS, 10 + 2 pages.
At mm=146 this piece is faster than a traditional rag. The E-flat part
extends to altissimo A while the B-flat reaches
altissimo B. This occurs in different places in the music. The
B-flat part could probably be played an octave lower. Here
is a video of a performance on alto saxophone (some of which is played
higher than what is written). Click on
the cover image to view the first page of the saxophone part.
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15.95
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S744:
The Devil's Rag
for Alto Saxophone and
Piano by Jean Matitia. Billadot, 1997, SS, 12 + 4 pages.
While this piece follows the traditional rag
format it is marked Tres vif, faster than usual for a rag. Range to
altissimo F
sharp. Here
is a video with Arno Bornkamp. |
20.95
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or S1220: A
Matitia Songbook Four songs for alto or soprano
saxophone and piano
by Jean Matitia. Resolute Music Publications, 2017, SS, 27 + 10 (x2).
From the publisher's website: "Four light-hearted, lyrical songs
(without words!) for alto or soprano saxophone with piano
accompaniment. Dedicated to French saxophonist Richard Ducros, these
beautiful melodies are perfect for younger students or interludes. The
Songbook contains three waltzes and a bossa nova. Parts for both
soprano and alto saxophone are included." We believe that at least the
first piece is more is more difficult then this suggests (see sample).
The alto sax part reaches an altissimo G sharp, while the soprano part
dips to a low B. Click on
the cover image to view the one of the more difficult pages of the alto
saxophone part (at quarter note = 220).
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34.95
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S952: Tango Suave for
Cello or Alto Saxophone and
Piano by Jean Matitia. Billadot, 2012, SS, 15 + 5 pages.
Includes
both cello and saxophone parts. Most of this work should not be a
problem for a college level player, however there is a section
of
about 25 measures with odd meters such as 10/16, 9/16, 7/16, etc. It
has a small amount flutter tonguing. Duration is 7:40. Here
is a video of the first half with Richard Ducros to whom the piece is
dedicated. Here
is an
audio recording. Click on
the cover
image to view the first of the saxophone part. |
22.95
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S138: Tableaux de
Provence for Saxophone and Piano
by Paule
Maurice. Editions Henry Lemoine, 1990, SS, 32 + 12 pages. Paule Maurice
(1910-67) was a French music educator and composer. This suite of five
pieces for alto saxophone were inspired by her holidays in Provence and
are dedicated to Marcel Mule. It was premiered in 1958 by Jean-Marie
Londeix with the Orchestre Symphonique Brestois under the direction of
her husband and fellow composer, Pierre Lantier. The pieces are
Farandole des
Jeunes Filles, Chanson pour ma Mie, La Bohemienne, Des Alyscamps l'Ame
Soupire, and Le Cabridanese. College level. An orchestral accompaniment
is also
available as a rental. If you contact us we will direct you to the
agency that rents it.
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28.95
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S1300: Amendment for Alto Saxophone and Piano by
Luke Mayernik. E.
C. Schirmer, 2019, 11 + 3 pages. Luke
Mayernik (1981-) is an American composer and organist. Written as a
melodic vehicle for the alto saxophone, Amendment offers flowing lines
ornamented with grace notes reminiscent of the Impressionists. The
piece begins with a songlike adagio theme that mixes both B major and B
minor modalities. The center section of the work begins with rapid
triplets in the piano before the saxophone enters with a rhythmically
charged variation upon the initial theme. Following a climax on F-sharp
major, the motion settles into a restatement of the lovely B
major/minor theme before ending on a sweet-sounding B major triad.
Duration: 3:00. Click here
to hear this piece (click on .mp3 preview). Click on
the cover
image to view pages from the score.
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11.95
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S1202: Rêverie, Hommage à Francis Poulenc for Alto
Saxophone and Organ by
Luke Mayernik. E. C. Schirmer, 2016, 16 + 4 pages. The
composer wrote: With the contrasting and complimentary ingredients of
both piety and playfulness thoughtfully put in place, it is the intent
of Rêverie to conjure the heart of Poulenc's musical form. Rêverie is a
work that combines harmonic inventiveness, melodic poignancy and
rhythms sprinkled with mischievous pulses. While the work does pay
homage to the master with reverence, it simultaneously summons a fresh,
new perspective of these old, familiar forms—these 'ships' of our
pasts." Click here
to hear this piece (click on .mp3 preview). Click on
the cover
image to view pages from the score.
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10.95
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S937: In
Steel for Alto Saxophone and Percussion
by Robert McClure. Resolute Music Publications, 2012, SS, 16
pages (score) + 7 pages (alto saxophone) + 9 pages (percussion). A
rhythmically-advanced new duo for alto saxophone and percussion.
Commissioned by Becky Morris and Joshua Priest, in Steel presents a
great opportunity in an evolving medium. One percussionist is required
to perform on vibraphone as well as a multi-percussion set of bass
drum, wood block, splash cymbal, nipple gong, triangle and crotales.
Performance time is about 10 minutes. Click here
to hear this piece. Click on
the cover
image to view the first page of the saxophone part.
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31.95
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S909: For
Hope for Baritone Saxophone and
Piano by Catherine McMichael. Alry Publications, 2012, SS, 14
+ 5
pages. The piece is in one movement, divided into three main sections:
driving and aggressive in a minor tonality with changing meters, then
melodic and soaring in a sweeping 6/4 meter, and
a return to the fast first themes, with emphasis on major
tonality. The pulse in the outer sections is strong and
focused,
while the rhythmic writing in the middle section is intended to convey
a sense of improvisation and freedom. A welcome addition to the
baritone saxophone repertoire.
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17.95
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S326: Fantasia
Op. 37 for Alto Saxophone and
Piano by Boris Mersson. Kunzelmann, 1981, SS, 20 + 6 pages.
Boris
Mersson (1921-) is a Swiss composer of Russian ancestry as well as a
pianist and conductor. This work is in three sections: Andantino
cantabile, Allegretto con moto, and Allegro. College level.
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17.50
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S912: Brilliant
Blue for Alto Saxophone and
Piano by Till MacIvor Meyn. Alry Publications, 2012, SS, 36 +
13
pages. Till MacIvor Meyn is an American composer and music educator. In
three movements. College level with a duration of 14 minutes. "As with
many of my works, the title helped me visualize the music as I composed
it. To me, Brilliant Blue presented an image of vitality, yet with the
implications of both jazz and of quieter moods that blue brings with
it." - Till Meyn. Includes a small amount of improvisation and has
altissimo to G. You can listen to a performance here. Click
on
the cover image to view the first page of the saxophone part for each
movement. |
19.95
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S768: Chant Premier,
Sonata for Saxophone in B-flat and
Piano by Marcel Mihalovici. Heugel, 1974, SS, 25 +
11 6 pages.
Marcel Mihalovici
(1898-1985) was a French composer born in Romania. He was discovered by
George Enescu in Bucharest and moved to Paris in 1919 to study with
Vincent d'Indy. The music does not say tenor but based on the score and
other references that appears to be the intention. This is an advanced
work with some extended articulation techniques (flutter tonguing and
slap tonguing) and glissandos. It is 13-14 minutes long with many
sections. This video
cuts off before the last two pages of the saxophone part but is
representative.
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50.70
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S1003: Scaramouche
Suite for saxophone and Orchestra
(Piano Reduction) by
Darius Milhaud. Editions Salabert, 1939/2013, SS, 19 + 7 pages. For
alto saxophone. This is a new edition. It has been reset and is clearer
than
the previous edition. It now has measure numbers on each
line instead of rehearsal numbers. It also has the story of the piece
in
French and English. Lively first (Allegro) and
third (Brazileira) movements
surround the middle (Moderato) movement which alternates between
melancholy and lighter phrases. A very entertaining piece in either the
piano reduction or orchestral versions.
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19.95
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S1067:
Elegy
for Soprano Saxophone or Clarinet and Organ
by Henry Mollicone. Ione Press/ECS Publishing, 2014, SS, 10 + 3 pages.
Henry Mollicone (1946-) is an American composer. Elegy was commissioned
by organist Douglas Cleveland. It is a one-movement work in a lyrical,
meditative style. Its harmonic language is French-influenced, but the
composer considers the piece primarily melodic. Although Elegy is not a
programmatic work, it is based on musical materials that are varied
throughout, and suggested to the composer a restful, pastoral setting.
Better high school level performers and up.The duration is
about 3:30. Click
on
the cover image to view several pages of the score.
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10.50
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S612: Csardas
(Czardas) for Alto Saxophone and Piano
by
Vittorio Monti transcribed by Ken Ichiro Muto. Editions Henry Lemoine,
2004, SS,
8 + 3 pages. A popular showpiece transcribed for alto saxophone. It
begins with an emotive largo and then launches into Allegro vivo which
has a contrasting Molto meno before returning to a fast tempo (Allegro
vivace) and concluding Molto piu vivo. Duration about 5:15. |
18.95
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S965: Czardas for Alto
Saxophone and Piano by
Vittorio Monti arranged by Béla Kovács.
EditionDarok, 2006, SS, 6 + 2 pages. In this arrangement by Kovács, the
familiar Czardas (originally for violin or mandolin and piano) becomes
a showpiece at
the early college level. This version is in the same key as S612. There
are two phrases
near the beginning which are down an octave. The faster sections have
articulation and grace note markings that are not in the Lemoine
edition.
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23.95
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S837: Ballet
des Petis Riens: Gavotte Sentimental
by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart arranged for alto saxophone and piano by
Marcel Mule. Alphonse Leduc, 1937, 2 + 1 pages. This piece from
Mozart's only ballet is at a Poco andantino tempo. High school level
with an easy piano part.
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S100: Sonata
for Alto Saxophone and Piano Op. 29
by Robert Muczynski. G. Schirmer, 1972, SS, 15 + 7 pages. Dedicated to
Trent Kynaston. In two movements: the lyrical Andante maestoso first
movement is followed by the rhythmic drive of the Allegro energico
second. Advanced college level.
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S294: In a
Hall of Mirrors for Alto Saxophone and
Piano by Dominic Muldowney. Universal Edition, 1988, SS, 12 +
3
pages. This piece was written in 1979 and is dedicated to John Harle
who was the first to perform it. It is the form of a short theme with
12 variations. The first four bars contain the musical material from
which the entire piece is derived. These bars are elongated, contracted
and distorted in an economic yet colorful walk through a Hall of
Mirrors. An advanced work that includes one recurring multiphonic note.
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S374: Danza
Capriccio for Saxophone (piano reduction)
by Ron Nelson. Ludwig Masters, 1990, SS, 51 + 16 pages. In one extended
movement with a slower section in the middle. Includes high altissimo,
a few measures of improvisation (ignored on the recording), and double
tonguing might be helpful as well. An advanced piece with a duration of
about 12:30. A band accompaniment is available as a rental but the
recording below is with piano.
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S462: Two
Hues of Blues for Alto Saxophone and Piano
by Lennie Niehaus. Kendor, 2001, 10 + 4 pages. Two blues in swing style
which the publisher has rated as Grade 4+. The first is a Moderate
Blues (mm 125-132) while the second is a Moderately Fast Blues (mm
160-168). The duration is 6 minutes.
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V048: Le Chant du
Veilleur for Mezzo-Soprano, Violin
or Alto Saxophone and Piano by Joaquin Nin. Eschig, 1937,
(includes
piano score and all parts, including a separate vocal part). Joaquin
Nin (1879-1949) was a Spanish-Cuban pianist and composer. This is a
wonderful piece for the low female voice and alto saxophone. It would
be an excellent choice to add some variety to a college vocal recital.
The vocal text is in Dutch or French. Here
is a
performance on YouTube.
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S731: Alto
Voltango for Alto Saxophone and
Vibraphone
by Luis Naón. Editions Henry Lemoine, 2002, SS, includes
parts and score. Luis Naón (1961-) is an Argentinean composer, he
studied there and in France where he has professor of composition at
the Conservatoire de Paris since 1991. This a challenging piece for
both performers. The saxophone part includes fractional tones and high
altissimo. Five movements: I. Alto Voltango, II. Parque Lezama, III.
Plaza Moreno, IV. Parque Güell, and V. Volta al tango. We found all of
the movements on YouTube: I., II., III., IV.,
and V. |
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S1122: La Valse F for Alto Saxophone and
Piano by Tokuhide Niimi. Zen-On Music, 2014, SS, 40 + 15 pages.
Tokuhide Niimi (1947-) is a Japanese composer and music educator. This
is a challenging contemporary composition which features high altissimo
(to the D way above the staff). It is in three movements. There is a
small amount of contemporary notation and multiphonics of the
performer's
choice (see sample). The stated duration is 16:30. Some comments from
the composer: "I designed this piece as dance music. . . I dreamed of
writing music which sounds like a burning life, an intense waltz to
which life and death dance together hand in hand .
. ." Click on
the cover
image to view the sample pages from the saxophone part including the
first page of each movement. |
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S1116: Jazz Suite for Alto Saxophone (or
Clarinet) and
Piano by Jeremy Norris. Schott, 2014, SS, 42 + 15 pages (includes
both clarinet and sax parts). After his
popular Jazz Suite for Flute and Piano, this Jazz Suite ventures still
further into the realms of jazz idiom and many passages even resemble
Bebop improvisations. The underlying formal structures, however, are
firmly rooted in the classical tradition. An alternative clarinet part
has been included as this instrument shares a similar range to the alto
saxophone and is likewise equally at home in both concert halls and
jazz clubs. In five movements: 1. Homage to Bolling
(Allegretto/Moderato - Swing), 2. Day dream (Moderato - Swing), 3.
Nocturne (Moderato con espressione), 4. Chiaroscuro (Moderato - Swing),
and 5. Variations (Moderato - Swing/Allegretto - Swing, etc.). The alto
sax part extends to altissimo A in several spots. All of the movements
are on YouTube: Homage
to Bolling (audio only) and Day dream (the
only video), etc. Click on the cover
image to view the first page of the sax part for Day dream. |
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S305: Shaping
the Curve for Soprano Saxophone and Piano
by
Michael Nyman. Chester Music, 1995, SS, 22 + 10 pages. Michael Nyman
(1944-) is a British composer, arranger, critic, performer, author and
lecturer. He has written chamber, orchestral, film, opera, vocal and
chamber music. Shaping
the Curve
was composed for John Harle in 1990 and is based strictly on a sequence
of four chords. It includes mixed meter and a bit of contemporary
notation. Duration is about 11 minutes. |
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S693: Can
Can (from Orpheus in the Underworld)
by
Jacques Offenbach arranged for alto saxophone and piano by Gregory
Yasinitsky. Almitra/Kendor, 2011, 7 + 2 pages. The publisher rates this
as (US) grade 4 but that may be one grade too high (the piano part is
also easy). Here
are samples pages from the publisher's web site.
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S779: Quattro
Liriche Brevi Op. 61 for Alto
Saxophone
and Piano by Juan Orrego-Salas. Peer Music Classical, 1971,
SS, 23
+ 7 pages. Juan
Orrego Salas (1919- ) is a Chilean musicologist and composer of
contemporary classical music who studied with Randall Thompson and
Aaron Copland. This piece was written for Eugene Rousseau. It is in
four short movements: 1. Elegiaca, 2. Rapsodica, 3. Semplice, and
4. Appassionata. A detailed description of this work can be found here.
College level. While this work was originally written for saxophone and
piano the composer also created an orchestrated version which is
available as a rental.
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S875: Pachelbel
Canon arranged for Alto
Saxophone and Piano by Johann Pachelbel arranged by Daniel
Dorff.
Theodore Presser Co., 1990/1993, 4 + 2 pages.
An arrangement of the familiar Pachelbel canon. Moderato tempo. Easy
intermediate level.
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S758: La
Campanella Op. 7 arranged for Alto
Saxophone and Piano by Nicolò Paganini arranged by Raaf
Hekkema.
Schott, 2011, SS, 10 + 5 pages.
Paganini on the saxophone specialist Hekkema has created another
arrangement (see music
collections for more) to show of the potential of
the alto
saxophone to play the master violinist's works. It features high
altissimo, some multiphonics to play double stops (no fingerings), and
one spot marked cantaré which presumably means to sing along with two
measures where the part is in octaves. |
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S435: Concertante
transcribed for Alto
Saxophone and Piano by Émile Paladilhe transcribed by Himie
Voxman.
Rubank, 1959, 7 + 2 pages. Émile Paladilhe (1844-1926) was a French
conductor and pianist who began his studies at the Conservatoire de
Paris at age 10. This piece which was written for oboe in 1898 is one
of the few by Paladilhe still performed today. In two sections:
Andante, assai moderato and Allegro non troppo. Advanced high school or
early college level and a good length (4:30) for a festival piece. When I
listened to
a performance of the original version on YouTube I thought it would
sound good (better even) on saxophone. Himie Voxman must have thought
the same thing!
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S1249: Duo for Alto Saxophone and Bass Trombone by
Carter Pann. Theodore Presser Co., 2011/2017, SS, 11 pages (2 copies in
score format). Carter Pann
(1972-) is an American composer who studied composition and piano
at Eastman and the University of Michigan. This advanced works has two
pieces: I. Lyrical Lois (With sweet serenity) and II. Chopper's Rag
(Mean!). The first movement is slow. The second movement is faster.
There are two good performances of Chopper's Rag on the internet here and here (this one
is faster). Click
on the cover
image to view the first page of the score. |
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S1231: Sonata for Alto Saxophone and Piano by
Carter Pann. Theodore Presser Co., 2017, SS, 35 + 12 pages. Composed in
2016 on
commission from Joe Lulloff, Pann’s Sonata is a 23-minute monument in 4
movements. The work was inspired by both the saxophone music of late
composer William Albright and by Joe’s particular blend of finesse and
brutality accompanied by an unparalleled command of the instrument. The
movements are titled, I. This Black Cat, II. Three Songs Without Words,
III. Cuppa Joe, IV. Epilogue: Lacrimosa in memory of Joel Hastings. The
duration is about 22 minutes. Click
on the cover
image to view the first page of the saxophone part. |
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S1162: Concerto
for Alto Saxophone and Orchestra (Piano Reduction) by Claude
Pascal. Editions Combre, Durand, 2006, SS, 26 + 7
pages.
Claude Pascal (1921-2017)
was a French composer, singer, music educator and critic. This piece is
in three movements: I. Moderato/Un poco animato, II. Lento, and III.
Allegro. There are tempo changes in each movement and mixed meter.
While the range is to altissimo C sharp, that is the exception as
nearly all of the piece is in the the normal range. College level with
a duration of 15:30. Here
is a video of the first movement (with piano) that is so dark it might
as well be an audio recording. The other two movements are also on
YouTube. Click
on the cover
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S195: Sonatine
for Alto Saxophone and Piano
by Claude Pascal. Durand, 1948, SS, 16 + 7 pages. This was the
Concourse du Conservatoire National de Musique de Paris piece for 1948.
It is in one extended one
movement with several sections. Upper college level with a duration of
about 8 minutes. Here
is an audio recording of a 1958 performance by Marcel Mule.
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S954: Estilian Caprice
for Tenor Saxophone and Piano by Gene Paul. Rubank, 1927, 6 + 2
pages. In three movements: Tempo de
Valse (with a faster section in the middle) and Moderato, and Presto.
There are short cadenzas near the
end of the first and last movements and an optional ending to the piece
on altissimo F-sharp and G. Often performed at Solo and Ensemble
Festivals. Here
is one of several performances on YouTube. Click
on the cover
image to view the last page of the score.
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S1138: Serenade for Alto Saxophone (or Saxophone in
B-flat or
Clarinet) and Piano by Maurice Pauwels. Andel, 1975(?), SS, 10 + 2
pages. Maurice Pauwels
(1929-) is a Belgian composer, music educator, conductor, oboist,
guitarist and accordionist. This piece is primarily in 6/8 but with
some sections in 3/8 and 5/8. There are frequent variations in tempo.
Advanced high school/early college level. Click
on the cover
image to view the first page of the part for E-flat saxophone. Click here to view the first page of the part
for
B-flat instruments. |
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S1329: Snow, Moon & Flowers for Alto Saxophone,
Violoncello and Pianoby
Camille Pepin. Jobert, 2017, SS, includes all parts and score. Born in
1990, Camille Pepin (French) is one of the most successful rising young
composers of her generation. She was composer of the year 2020 at the
Victoires de la Musique Classique. This piece, with a duration of 12
minutes, has 10 sections. Here is a video.
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S1310: Poème for Alto Saxophone and Piano
by Marcel Perrin. Alphonse Leduc, 1955, SS, 4 + 1 pages.
This piece is rhapsodic with frequent tempo changes. Click
on the cover image to view the first page of the score.
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S139: Histoire
du Tango for Soprano Saxophone and Piano by Astor Piazzolla
transcribed by Ken-ichiro Isoda
and Nabuya Sugawa. Editions Henry Lemoine, 1998, SS, 36 + 12 pages.
This is
a wonderful and challenging piece which has been transcribed for a
variety of instruments and combinations of instruments. The four scenes
portrayed are: Bordel 1900, Café 1930, Night-club 1960, and Concert
d'auhourd'hui (Modern Day Concert).
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WW044: Tango-Etudes
for Alto Saxophone and Piano
(or Clarinet and Piano) by Astor Piazzolla.
Editions Henry
Lemoine, 2003, SS. Includes both Saxophone and clarinet parts. This is
a relatively new edition of this music (originally published in 1989),
adding piano accompaniment written by Piazzolla, but which required
much painstaking work on the manuscript before it could be published.
This is an advanced work with most of the six etudes ending high in the
saxophone altissimo.
(#6
only and without piano)
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S281: Canzonetta
Op. 19 by Gabriel Pierné transcribed for Alto Saxophone and
Piano by Marcel Mule. Leduc, 1936,
SS, 5 + 2 pages. In this context a canzonetta is a
song like instrumental piece. This one is in 6/8 and marked Andantino
moderato.
Advanced high school/early college level.
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/ S429: Canzonetta
Op. 19 by
Gabriel Pierné arranged for Tenor or Soprano Saxophone and Piano by
Harry Gee. Southern Music Co., 1973, SS, 7 + 2 pages. In 6/8 and marked
Andantino moderato. Advanced high school/early college level.
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S289: Prélude
et Saltarelle for Alto Saxophone and
Piano by Robert Planel. Leduc, 1957, SS, 7 + 4 pages. Robert
Planel
(1908-1994) was a French violinist, composer, and music educator. This
piece is really in three parts as the Prelude is followed by a short
cadenza, which is followed by a very long cadenza. The piece concludes
with a Saltarelle, an Italian dance in 6/8. College level. |
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Suite
Romantique
is a set of six pieces for alto
saxophone and piano
which are published individually. All of these pieces have frequent
variations in the original tempo. Advanced high school/early college
level. Numbers 1-3 have free Media Mail shipping if ordered with
another item. Minimum shipping charges apply. Note: We are selling
these for the prices when we purchased them. 1-5 are now $16.20 and
number 6 is $20.55.
S327: 1. Sérénade Italienne for Alto
Saxophone and
Piano by Robert Planel. Leduc, 1944, SS, 5 + 2 pages. This
piece
begins with a brief Recitativo section which is followed by the
Serenade which is marked quarter note=160 in 3/4. Overstock special.
This piece only, $2.45 Off.
S328: 2. Danseuses for Alto Saxophone
and Piano by
Robert Planel. Leduc, 1944, SS, 4 + 2 pages. Léger et animé at quarter
note=96 in 2/4.
S329: 3. Chanson Triste for Alto
Saxophone and Piano
by Robert Planel. Leduc, 1944, SS, 4 + 2 pages. A sad song, marked
Large et très calme (quarter note=80) in 3/4.
S330: 4. Valse Sentimentale for Alto
Saxophone and
Piano by Robert Planel. Leduc, 1944, SS, 5 + 2 pages. Mouvt
de
Valse modéré at quarter note mm=160.
S331: 5. Conte de Noël for Alto
Saxophone and Piano
by Robert Planel. Leduc, 1944, SS, 5 + 2 pages. Modéré et calme de
Valse modéré at dotted quartet note=76 in 6/8.
S332: 6. Chanson du Muletier for
Alto Saxophone and
Piano by Robert Planel. Leduc, 1944, SS, 6 + 2 pages. Assez
animé
at quarter note=126 in 2/4.
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/ S763: Sonata in G
Major
by Giovanni Platti arranged for Soprano or Tenor
Saxophone and Piano by Eugene Rousseau. Etoile Music, 1969, SS, 12 + 4
pages. Giovanni Platti (~1690-1763) was an Italian composer who spent
most of his working life in Würzburg which is in Northern Bavaria. This
work was originally for oboe. It is in four movements: I. Grave, II.
Allegro, III. Adagio, and IV. Allegro Molto. College level. Duration
about 8:30-11 minutes depending on tempos and repeats. Two performances
from YouTube: the first
is the first two movements while the second
is
complete. |
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S266: Sinfonia
for Tenor Saxophone and Piano
by Nicola
Porpora transcribed and edited by Sirgurd Rascher. McGinnis &
Marx,
1965, SS, 6 + 3 pages. Nicola Porpora (1686 -1768) was an Italian
composer of the Baroque period known primary for his operas. This work
is from a book of pieces that were originally for recorder, flute, oboe
or violin. It is in four relatively brief movements: 1. Adagio, 2.
Allegro, 3. Adagio, and 4. Allegro. Advanced high school level and on a
number of college audition lists.
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& S988: Maha
Mantras Concerto
for Soprano/Alto
Saxophone and Orchestra (Piano Reduction) by Narong
Prangcharoen.
Theodore Presser Co, 2013, SS, 26 + 8 pages. Narong Prangcharoen is a
Thai composer who has studied and taught in the United States. He was
the winner of the 2013 Barlow Prize by the Barlow Endowment for Music
Composition at Brigham Young University. This is an advanced
contemporary piece for one player which requires the performer to play
both instruments simultaneously during a cadenza in the middle of the
piece as well as vocalize while playing several times. It is a profound
synthesis of Prangcharoen's native Thai soundworld and Western
symphonic tradition, Maha Mantras is based on pentatonic themes tinged
with highly ornate and chromatic shadings. The work's title indicates a
magnification and development of the composer's earlier work Mantras,
both compositions inspired by the creation of music as a healing force.
Duration of about 17 minutes. Click on
the cover
image to view the page that has most of the music with both saxophones
being played. Click here
to view
the first 10 pages of the paino score which includes some notes. Brief
notes on playing this piece from Daniel
Dorff are here.
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S079: Lyrical
Concerto for Baritone Saxophone and Orchestra
(Piano Reduction) by Simon Proctor. Southern Music Company,
2004,
SS, 32 + 7 pages. The piece is for baritone saxophone with low A. Also
includes an optional part for Medieval Cupped Bells which can also be
played on Tubular Bells (Chimes) or Bells (Glockenspiel). Originally
written for the serpent, this cheerful and melodious piece is
especially well-suited for performance on other instruments that occupy
the same tonal region including the baritone saxophone.
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S940: Big Sur Triptych for Soprano Saxophone
and Piano
by Deon Nielsen Price. Southern Music Co., 1996, SS, 18 + 6 pages. Deon
Nielsen Price (1934-) is a pianist, commissioned composer, choral and
orchestra conductor, recording artist, veteran educator and published
author. It is in
three movements: I. Sea Otters (Playfully, bouncy). II. Redwoods
(Serenely), and III. Crags (Majestically). It includes flutter
tonguing, glissando, and range to altissimo F sharp. A review quoted on
the inside cover describes it as "pops-flavored." The duration is about
8 minutes. Click
on the cover
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S1007: Un long voyage for Alto (or Soprano or
Tenor) Saxophone
and Piano by Pascal Proust. Billaudot, 2014, SS, 6 + 2 pages.
Pascal Proust
(1959-) is a French composer and hornist. This is a sectional piece in
two keys and many tempos. It includes a short cadenza. It is is
suitable for festival use and is rated as grade 3 on the publishers 9
point scale. Parts for both E-flat and B-flat saxophones are included.
The duration is about 4:30. Click
on the cover
image to view the second page of the score part (the tempo is Allegro
moderato at this point).
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S868: Three Famous Puccini Arias
for Alto Saxophone and Piano
by Giacomo Puccini arranged by Arthur Frackenpohl. Kendor Music, 2012,
SS, 9 + 3 pages. The three arias are Musetta's waltz (Quando Me'n Vo'
from "la Boheme), O Mio Babbino Caro (from Gianni Schicchi), and Nessun
Dorma (from Turandot). The first two have a duration of about 2 minutes
and the last of 2:30. The publisher has rated this as (US) grade 3. Click on
the cover
image to view the first two pages of the score.
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S282: Laguna
Madre for Soprano Saxophone and Piano
by Amy Quate. Leduc, 2006, SS, 4 + 1 pages. The notes on the cover say
it was written in 1988 but this edition has just been released. This is
a short (3:35) work for soprano saxophone with the piano decidedly in
an acompaning role. It moves through a variety of tempos and includes a
cadenza. Advanced high school/early college level.
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S283: Light of Sothis for Alto Saxophone and Piano
by Amy Quate. Leduc, 1987, SS, 9 + 3 pages. This work by American
composer Quate was written for Debra Richtmeyer in 1982. "Sothis, now
called Sirius, is the brightest start in heaven. The ancient Egyptian
calendar, called to Sothic Year, was based on the heliacal rising of
the lovely, shining star. Sothis is also the start aspect of the great
goddess Isis, whose light circumscribes the cycles of nature that bring
beauty, prosperity, and life." In three movements: I. Grace, II.
Passion, and III. Faith. Early college level. About 10 minutes duration.
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/ S110: Vocalise
Op. 34 No. 14
for Soprano or Tenor Saxophone and Piano by Sergei
Rachmaninoff
arranged by Ronald L. Caravan. Ethos Publications, SS. The genesis of
this arrangement was preparation for a recording session where Dr.
Caravan was to record this piece on soprano saxophone. His accompanist
insisted he should try the piece in the original concert key (C sharp
minor) instead of the available transcriptions which are a half step
lower or higher. After trying it in this key they decided it was much
more effective and this arrangement is the result. While E-flat minor
(six flats) may seem like a difficult key, this piece moves slowly and
it should not be a problem for any player at intermediate or above
level.
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S621: Vocalise
Op. 34 No. 14 for Alto
Saxophone and Piano by
Serge Rachmaninoff edited by Eric Finney. International Music Co.,
1990, SS, 4 + 1 page. Originally for voice and piano this edition is in
the concert key of C minor.
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S1302:
Sonata for Alto Saxophone and Piano by
James Rae. Reedimensions, 2010, SS, 25 + 7 pages. James Rae (1957-) was
born in the UK and is a prolific composer. This work is in three
movements: 1. Moto Capriccioso (Allegro Vivace), 2. Cirrus (Freely),
and 3. Eurostar (Allegro energico). College level. This work is also
know as the Sonata in E-flat for Alto Saxophone and Piano. Click
on the cover image to view the first page of the saxophone part.
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S789: Concertino Op. 71 for Alto Saxophone and small
orchestra (Piano Reduction) by Günter Raphael. Breitkopf &
Härtel,
1952/1980, SS, 32 + 10 pages. Günter Raphael (1903-1960) was a German
composer and music editor. This work is in four movements: I. Allegro,
II. Andante, and III. Presto. The first movement is mostly in 5/8 and
there is a cadenza in the Presto. College level.
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Pavane pour une
Infante defunte for Saxophone (Soprano,
Alto or Tenor) or Clarinet and Piano by Maurice Ravel edited
and
arranged by J. Michael Leonard. Masters Music, 1995, SS, 9 + 2 pages.
Includes parts for both B-flat and E-flat instruments. Not a difficult
piece (although the alto saxophone part ranges from low B to altissimo
F sharp), but expression is conveyed through both tempo and dynamic
changes.
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S478: Pièce
en Forme de Habanera for Alto
Saxophone and Piano by Maurice Ravel transcribed by Jules
Viard.
Leduc, 1926, SS, 4 + 1 pages. Early college level.
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S479: Pièce
en Forme de Habanera for Soprano
Saxophone and Piano by Maurice Ravel transcribed by Jules
Viard.
Leduc, 1926, SS, 4 + 1 pages. Early college level.
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S1328: Ballade for Alto Saxophone and
Piano by Alfred Reed. Southern Music, 1956/1966/1967, SS, 5 + 2
pages. Alfred
Reed (1921-2005) was an American conductor and prolific composer
especially known for his works for band. This piece was written for
Vincent J. "Jimmy" Abato and was first performed in 1958. It follows
the typical ballad pattern with a single main theme accompanied by two
smaller motifs. The solo part is at the high school/early college
level. Here
is a performance. Click
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S991: Children's Suite for Alto Saxophone and
Piano by Alfred Reed. Masters Music Publications, 2001, SS, 11 + 3
pages. Alfred
Reed (1921-2005) was an American conductor and prolific composer
especially known for his works for band. This piece which was
originally for solo saxophone and winds is in two movements: I.
Kiyoko's Lullaby (Komori-uta) Andante teneramente and II. Kiyoko's
Playtime (Den-Den Taiko) Allegretto scherzando. The solo part at the
advanced high school/early college level and the duration is about
9:00. Here
is
a video of a performance with band. Here are movement I
and movement
II with
piano. The band parts are US grade 3 and can be ordered ($75.00). Click
on the cover image to view the first page of the saxophone part. Not currently available.
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S805: Romanze for
Alto Saxophone and Piano (or Organ) by Max Reger transcribed by
Trent Kynaston. Advance
Music, 2002, SS, 2 + 1 pages. Reger (1873-1916) was a German composer,
conductor, pianist, organist, and pedagog. This piece has been
transcribed from the
original work 1905 work for violin and piano. A good piece for an
intermediate level student.
(However, the transcriber has marked much of the piece as optional
8va, which, with a range to altissimo A, make it much more
challenging.) Click
on the cover image to view the first page of the score. The saxophone
part is transposed to the concert key.
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S196: Pièce
Concertante for Alto Saxophone and
Piano by Hermann Reutter. Schott, 1970, SS, 16 + 4 pages.
Hermann
Reutter (1900-1985) was a German composer and music educator who was
active in many musical fields during his long life. This piece was
written in 1968 and is dedicated to Jean-Marie Londeix. It is in three
movements: I. Exposition (Tempo giusto), II. Berceuse (Tranquillo), and
III Combination (Allegro). College level.
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S1078: Cantilene in F-Major for Soprano
Saxophone or
Clarinet and Organ by Joseph Rheinberger arranged by Uwe Heger.
Noetzel Edition, 1999, SS, 22 + 5 pages. Joseph Rheinberger (1839-1901)
was a
German (actually born in Liechtenstein) organist, composer and
pedagogue. He composed works for orchestra, operas, 12 masses, many
solo organ works and chamber music. His style is in the tradition of
the late Romantic period. This work was originally written for organ in
1887
but has been arranged for solo with organ. Better high school level and
up. Click on
the cover image to view the first page of the score.
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S284: Three
Pieces Op. 22 for Alto Saxophone
and Piano by Alan Richardson. Emerson Edition, 1979, SS, 22
+ 5 pages. Alan Richardson (1904-1978) was born in Scotland. He was a
performer (piano) as well as a composer and was particularly known for
his gift for melody. This work was originally for oboe with a version
for clarinet. The oboist Paul Arden Taylor who also plays saxophone
persuaded the composer to allow him to make a version for alto
saxophone. The three pieces are: I. Prelude (Allegro ma non troppo),
II. Elegy (Lento espressivo), and III. Alla Burlesca (Vivace: tempo
giusto). Early college level. |
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S1039: Concertino for
Alto Saxophone and Strings
(Piano Reduction) by Alan Ridout. Emerson Edition, 1988, SS,
9 + 8 pages. Alan Ridout (1934-1996) was an English composer who showed
a
strong interest in composing at an early age. He completed six years of
professional music study at age 20 with Gordon Jacob and Herbert
Howells as his last teachers. This piece is in two movements:
I. Grave and II. Vivace. It was intended by the composer to be at a
moderate dificulty level making it suitable for advancing
players to perform it in their first appearnce as a solo artist. The
duration is about 5:30. We can order the string parts and
score. The price would be about $35.95. Click
on the cover image to view the first page of the saxophone part.
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S185: Cadenza
for Alto Saxophone and Piano
by Lucie Robert. Billaudot, 1974, SS, 23 + 7 pages. Lucie
Robert-Diessel (1936-) has composed many works for saxophone. She
studied at the Paris Conservatory winning seven first prizes and was a
professor there from 1972-2001. This is a one movement work,
technically demanding and upper college level.
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S468: Concertino for Alto Saxophone and Piano
by Jean Rivier. Salabert, 1947, SS, 23 + 8 pages. Jean Rivier
(1896-1987) was a French composer of classical music who wrote works
for orchestra, chamber groups, chorus, piano, and solo instrument. He
is especially remembered for his flute music. This piece is in 3
movements: I. Allegretto quasi pastorella, II. Adagio molto cantando,
III,Allegro vivace e leggiero. The solo part extends to altissino
F-sharp with alternatives provided. It is in 5 sharps in the first and
last movements. Click
on the cover image to view the first page of the saxophone part.
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S363: Adieu
Tristesse for Alto Saxophone and Piano
by Rolf Römer. EditionDarok, 1996, SS, 3 + 1 pages. The title means
"Good-bye Sadness." A brief lyrical piece, Andante in 3/4. Intermediate
level.
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S197: Picnic
on the Marne for Alto Saxophone
and Piano by Ned Rorem. Boosey & Hawkes, 1984, SS, 27
+ 12
pages. Seven pieces (all waltzes) by American composer Ned Rorem
(1923-) which were commissioned and premiered by John Harle. This music
recalls a visit to the southeastern suburbs of paris in 1956. The
pieces are: 1. Driving from Paris, 2. A Bend in the River, 3. Bal
Musette, 4. Vermouth, 5. A Tense Discussion, 6. Making Up, and 7. The
Ride Back to Town. An upper level college piece with a duration of
about 16 1/2 minutes.
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S063: Journey into the Light for Alto
Saxophone and Piano by Elaine M. Ross. Southern Music Co.,
2004,
SS, 28 + 7 pages. Journey Into the Light is a four movement work that
outlines the stages one passes through during the maturing process and
search for inner peace. The movements are: Rollicking, Restlessness,
Confusion, and Serenity. A college or professional level piece. |
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S1033: Allegro danzante
for Alto
Saxophone and Piano by Nino Rota. Schott, 2013,
SS, 8 + 3 pages. Nino Rota
(1911-1979) was an Italian composer best remembered today for his film
music (especially The Godfather part I and II and many Fellini films).
He also wrote opera, ballets, and much instrumental music. This piece
was originally written for clarinet. It bears witness to his
inventiveness and musical verve. It is in three parts reflecting the
personality of the composer and his sense of harmony and tonal
coloring. Aside from one altissimo G, this is a work for high school
level students in a mix of 3/2 and 2/2 meter. It has a duration of 4
minutes. Click
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S1198: Vocalise for Saxophone in E-flat or B-flat and
Piano
by Albert Roussel. Editions Henry Lemoine, 1973, 3 + 1 pages (includes
parts for both E-flat and B-flat saxophone). Albert Roussel (1869-1937)
was a French composer. His early works were strongly influenced by the
impressionism of Debussy and Ravel, while he later turned toward
neoclassicism. This piece opens in 5/8 (eighth note = 152) and shifts
to
2/4 before returning to the original time signature near the end. For
most of the piece the eighth note remains the same. Click
on the cover image to view the first page of the score.
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S864: Melodie
Op. 3/1 for Saxophone in E-flat
and Piano by Anton Rubenstein arranged by Wolfgang Birtel.
Schott,
2007, SS, 5 + 2 pages. Anton Rubenstein (1829-1894) was a Russian
virtuoso pianist, composer and conductor. This is a familiar piece,
originally for the piano, and often called Melody in F.
It
would probably be
suitable for festival or recital use for a young second year student
who is making good progress.
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S159: Chanson
et Passepied Op. 16 for Alto Saxophone and Piano by Jeanine
Rueff. Alphonse Leduc, 1951,
SS, 5 + 2 pages. Jeanine Rueff, (1922-1999) was one of the most gifted
female composers of the twentieth century. She wrote extensively for
saxophone
and other wind instruments and won the Prix de Rome in 1948. The
Chanson is marked Andantino while the Passepied is Allegretto and is in
its traditional 3/8 time signature. For the better high school or early
college level performer.
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S992: Concertino
for Alto Saxophone and Orchestra (Piano Reduction) by Jeanine
Rueff.
Alphonse Leduc, 1951, SS, 18 + 8 pages. Dedicated to Marcel Mule. In
three movements: I. Allegro molto, II. Lent, and III. Vif et bien
rythmé. An advanced work but one
which should be accessible to most audiences. The highest notes are two
altissimo F sharps with an alternative of E. The duration is about 15
minutes. Here
is an audio recording by Jean-Yves Fourmeau with orchestra. Click of
the cover
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S1020: Recurrences
for
Alto Saxophone and Piano by Elena Ruehr.
Subito, [1985], SS, 24 + 8 pages. Elena Ruehr (1963-) is an American
composer who was educated at the University of Michigan and Juilliard
and who teaches at MIT. This is an advanced work in three movements: I.
Evanescence, II. Melancholy, and III. Jubilation. It includes
mixed meter and altissimo to B-flat. Duration is about 9 minutes. Click of
the cover
image to view the first page of the saxophone part.
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S753: Particles
for Alto
Saxophone and Piano by Armand Russell. Bourne Co., 1967, SS,
11 +
3 pages. Armand Russell (1932-) earned a DMA at Eastman, played the
double bass in a variety of settings, and taught music theory and
composition at the University of Hawaii from 1961-1994. This is a
contemporary piece suitable for advance high school or early college
students. Challenging aspects are rhythms, dynamics, angular melodies,
and range (one altissimo G, that could probably be played down an
octave). It is in five movements: 1. Allegro (mm = ca. 120), 2. Lento,
3. Allegro moderato and barbaro (mm = ca. 100), 4. Andante,
and 5. Allegro (in 6/8, dotted-quarter note = ca. 84). Duration about
7:15.
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S926: Sonata
Op. 166 for Soprano Saxophone and Piano
by Camille Saint-Saëns arranged by Jeffrey E. Vickers. Resolute Music
Publications, 2012, SS, 20 + 7 pages. This is the oboe sonata, one of
Saint-Saëns
last works. The saxophone part has been transposed so it sounds in the
original concert key. It is in three movements: Andantino, Allegretto,
and
Molto allegro. The range extends to altissimo A on a single note, which
is optional as it is in the original. |
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S247: The
Swan for Alto Saxophone and Piano by
Camille Saint-Saëns arranged by Eugene Rousseau. Belwin, 1978, SS, 4 +
1 pages. A popular piece arranged for alto saxophone. Early
intermediate level.
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S828: Variations on
Taki's "Kojo No Tsuki" for Alto
Saxophone and Piano
by Takefusa Sasamori. Peer Music, 1963, SS, 7 + 3 pages. Takefusa
Sasamori (1928-) is Japanese composer and music educator who studied in
Japan and the United States. In 1961, while studying under Henry Cowell
at the Manhattan Conservatory, Sasamori was decided to compose this
piece for Sigurd Rascher and his skill in the altissimo. The resulting
work is a set of Variations on a popular Japanese folksong composed in
1901 by pianist and songwriter Rentaro Taki. "Kojo No Tsuki" which
means "Moon over the Ruins of a Castle." Sasamori sets Taki's
characteristically Japanese melody in a Western compositional style
through an exploration of polyphony and chromaticism. Contrary to
traditional form, the theme appears climactically after the third (of
five) variations in the altissimo range of the saxophone. The theme
which is slow and could probably be played down an octave is the only
section with altissimo above F-sharp.
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S102: Cafe
Music for Alto Saxophone and Piano
by Eric Satie arranged by James Boatman. Alry Publications, 1998, SS, 9
+ 4 pages. There are three pieces: "La Diva de l'Empre," "Je te veux,"
and "Le Piccadilly." While generally at an intermediate level, the four
and five sharps in the first piece increases the difficulty. |
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S1059: Gymnopédie
No. 1 for Alto Saxophone and Piano
by Eric Satie arranged by Wolfgang Birtel. Schott, 2014, SS, 2 + 1
pages. A familiar and popular piece originally for piano. Not
difficult except the saxophone part is in the key of B (5 sharps). Click
on the cover image to view the first page of the score.
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S232: Fantaisie
sur des motif du Freischütz by
Weber for Alto Saxophone and Piano by Jérôme Savari
edited by
Bruce Ronkin. Roncorp, 1991, SS, 12 + 4 pages. Somewhat longer than
many of the pieces in this series, this was originally published in
1855. Early college level.
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S458: Concerto
for Tenor Saxophone and
Symphonic Winds (Piano Reduction) by William Schmidt
transcribed
for tenor saxophone and piano by Sharon Davis. Western International
Music, 1981, SS, 47 + 10 pages. William Schmidt (1926-2009) was an
American composer who was a student of Ingolf Dahl at the University of
Southern California. This piece is dedicated to Roger Greenberg. In one
continuos movement with meter and some tempo changes. Advanced college
level.
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S457: Sonata
for Baritone Saxophone and Piano
by William Schmidt. Western International Music, 1980, SS, 30 + 10
pages. This piece is dedicated to Roger Greenberg who gave the premier
performance in 1980. In three movements. College level.
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S818: Sonata
for Tenor Saxophone and Piano
by William Schmidt. Western International Music, 1985, SS, 39 + 12
pages. This piece is dedicated to James Houlik. In three movements: 1.
Lyrical, 2. Improvisational, and 3. Rhythmic. The second movement
includes
alternating sections where one instrument plays as fast as possible
while the other sustains. The third movement has mixed meter (3/4, 7/8,
5/8, 3/8, etc.). The publisher rates this at (US) grade 5. Duration
about 16 minutes.
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S456: Sonatina
for Tenor Saxophone and Piano
by William Schmidt. Western International Music, 1967, SS, 18 + 7
pages. In three movements: 1. March, 2. Sinfonia, and 3. Rondoletto. A
recommended college level piece for tenor saxophone.
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S198: Legende
Op. 66 for Alto Saxophone and Piano by Florent Schmitt. Durand,
1919, SS, 17 + 6 pages. A
challenging college level piece originally for violin or alto saxophone
and orchestra with this piano reduction by the composer. In one
continuous movement with many changes in tempo.
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Coppélius Op. 30
No. 11 for Tenor or Soprano Saxophone and Piano by
Florent
Schmitt. Editions Henry Lemoine, 1973, SS, 4 + 1 pages. Florent Schmitt
(1870-1958)
was a French composer who wrote in the impressionist style, which you
can clearly hear in this short work that was inspired by a vocalise.
Duration about 3:14.
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S1148: Nightsong for Alto Saxophone and Piano by
Gary Schocker. Theodore Presser Co., 2015, 3 + 1 pages. Gary Schocker
is a
well known flutist and composer. In Nightsong for alto saxophone,
Schocker offers a singing, sultry line with a touch of jazz in a fresh,
new performance piece. Intermediate level with a duration of 4:30. Click on the cover
image to view the first page of the score.
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S1212:
Sonata for Alto Saxophone and Piano by
Gary Schocker. Theodore Presser Co., 2001, 35 + 10 pages. In four
movements: I. Allegro moderato, II. Scherzo, III. Andante, and IV.
Allegro, vivo, raucous. Early college level with a duration of about 15
minutes. Click here
to view a performance on YouTube. Click on the cover
image to view the first page of the saxophone part. |
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S1243:
Allegro Moderato from Arpeggione Sonata for Tenor
Saxophone and Piano by Franz Schubert arranged by Christopher
Kelton. Roncorp, 2004, SS, 11 + 4 pages. The
arpeggione was an instrument similar to guitar but played with a bow
that enjoyed a very brief period of popularity in the early 1820s. This
is the first movement from the sonata. Duration 9+ minutes. Click on the cover
image to view the first page of the saxophone part.
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S295: Hot-Sonate
for Alto Saxophone and Piano by
Erwin Schulhoff. Schott, 1930, SS, 23 + 7 pages. Ervin Schulhoff (1894
-1942) came from a Prague Jewish-German family. He wrote in a variety
of styles during his career, many influenced by jazz. This is an upper
college level/advanced work in four movements.
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S1257: Adagio and Allegro in C major Op. 70 for Alto
Saxophone and Piano by Robert Schumann
transcribed and edited by Peter Saiano. International Music Co., 1996,
SS, 14 + 3 pages. This piece was written in 1849, originally for horn,
but has been also been published in editions for violin, viola and
cello. It is in three main sections: Langsam, mit innigem Ausdruck
(Adagio); Rasch und feurig (Allegro con brio); and Etwas ruhiger (Poco
tranquillo) with a brief faster section (Schneller) at the end. The
main difficulty is the high altissimo (to C) in the first section. Click on
the cover image to view the first page of the saxophone part. |
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S219: Three
Romances by Robert Schumann
transcribed for Alto Saxophone and Piano by Frederick Hemke. Southern
Music Co., 1973, SS, 16 + 7 pages. This is Op. 94 (for oboe, violin, or
clarinet) transcribed for alto saxophone. In three parts: I. Not
fast (mm=100); II. Simple, heartfelt (mm=104)/ Somewhat livelier; and
III.Not fast (mm=100). Here is a video of a
performance. |
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S1037: Three
Romances by Robert Schumann
arranged for Soprano Saxophone and Piano by Erwan
Fagant. Billaudot, 2013, SS, 15 + 6 pages. This is Trois
romances Op. 94 (for oboe, violin, or clarinet) arranged for soprano
saxophone. The publisher rates the
difficulty as a 7 on their 9 point scale and lists a duration of
11:45. |
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S821: Allegro
Spiritoso for Baritone Saxphone and Piano
by Jean Baptiste Senaille
arranged by Harry Gee. Southern
Music Co., 1941, SS, 6 + 2 pages. Jean Baptiste Senaillé (1687-1730)
was a French Baroque composer and violin virtuoso. This piece has been
transcribed for a number of instruments from one of his many violin
sonatas. It begins with a brief Adagio non troppo section. This is
followed by the rest of the piece which is marked Allegro spiritoso
with the suggested tempo of quarter note = 120. The publisher has this
graded as a (US) 4. Suggested for better high school saxophonists.
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S1071: Nocturne for
Tenor Saxophone or Bass Clarinet and Piano by
Ivan Shekov. Kunzelmann, 1996, SS, 6 + 2 pages. Ivan Shekov (1942-) is
a Bulgarian composer and pianist who has lived in Germany since 1980.
This piece has a slow-fast-slow format with rhapsodic slower sections.
Early college level. Click on the cover
image to view the
first page of the instrumental part.
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C2741:
Verdiana for clarinet or alto saxophone and piano
by Alexey Shor. Breitkopf and Hartel, 2022, SS, 24 + 8 pages. This is a
fantasy on themes by Giuseppe Verdi. This piece has three sections: 1.
Il Sambatore--Samba, Allegro,
Allegro guisto, and Allegro, 2. Un bossa in maschera--Moderato and
Bossa, 3. Don Tangoletto--Allegro guiso, Tango, Piu mosso, Mosso
agitato, Presto
(Klezmer), Poco piu mosso, and poco accel. al fine. There are brief
notes to identify the original source of the music. |
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S554: Lacrimosa
for alto saxophone and piano by
Marilyn
Shrude. C.F. Peters, 2007, SS, 13 + 6 pages. This advanced contemporary
piece was commissioned by Sigma Alpha International Music Fraternity
and premiered by saxophonist John Sampen and the composer in 2006. The
composition was written in memory of music students from Bowling Green
State University and Indiana University who were killed in a plane
crash in 2006. The title, ‘Lacrimosa,’ is Latin for tears and weeping.
It reflects the many moods that such an event might evoke. This 10
minute piece uses extended techniques including flutter tonguing,
fractional pitches, and multiphonics (fingerings given). |
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S411: Renewing the Myth for alto saxophone and piano
by Marilyn Shrude, saxophone part edited by John Sampen. Editions Henry
Lemoine, 1998, SS, 18 + 7 pages. This piece was written for John Sampen
in 1988 by Marilyn Shrude who is Distinguished Artist Professor of
Music at Bowling Green State College. It exploits both the theme and
the legend of Paganini's 24th Caprice for violin. Germinal motives from
the Caprice are introduced in both the saxophone and piano and become
increasingly complex in a mildly atonal framework. The cadenza
incorporates not only the Paganini, but fragments of famous saxophone
literature. As the piece unfolds, the increasing technical difficulty
recalls the myth - that Paganini sold his soul for his virtuosity. It
was a required work for the participants of the International Adolphe
Sax Competition in 2002.
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S261: Adagio
et Rondo Op. 63 for Tenor
Saxophone and Piano by Jean Baptiste Singelée edited by Bruce
Ronkin. Roncorp, 1988, SS, 8 + 2 pages. This work by Belgian violinist
and composer Jean Baptiste Singelée (1812-1875) was originally
published by Adolphe Sax's publishing house in 1861 when it was used as
a Paris Conservatory contest piece. It beings with an Adagio that
concludes with a short cadenza for the saxophone. This is followed by a
brief Allegro section which concludes the first movement. The Rondo is
a 2/4 Allegretto with the second half featuring 16th note triplet
figures. The duration is 3:15 minutes.
 
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S350: Caprice
Op. 80 for Soprano Saxophone and
Piano by Jean Baptiste Singelée edited by Bruce Ronkin.
Roncorp, 1988, SS, 8 + 3 pages. Caprice
was used as a Paris Conservatory contest piece in 1862. It is in two
sections: Allegro Moderato and Moderato. Many high school students will
be able to play this piece. Duration about 4:20.
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S353: Caprice
Op. 80, Fantaisie Op. 89, & Fantaisie
Op. 102 for Soprano Saxophone and Piano by Jean
Baptiste
Singelée edited by Fabien Chouraki. Editions Henry Lemoine, 2002, SS,
27 + 11 pages. From Collection Claude Delangle. A very nice edition
which combines these three Paris Conservatory contest pieces.
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S566: Concertino
Op. 78 for Alto Saxophone and
Piano by Jean
Baptiste Singelée. Fuzeau, 1994, SS, 6 + 3 pages. This was the test
piece for the Paris Conservatory in 1861. The tempo is Allegro
moderato. A college level piece with a duration of about 3:20. This is sold out and
the publisher has no plans to reprint it.
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S351: Fantaisie
Op. 89 for Soprano Saxophone
and Piano by Jean Baptiste Singelée edited by Bruce Ronkin.
Roncorp, 1987, SS, 8 + 4 pages. This piece was composed in 1863 and
used as a Paris Conservatory contest piece the same year. It is in
three sections: Allegro, Andante, and Allegro. The initial Allegro is
recitative with the piano mostly playing tremolos. The following
sections both include short cadenzas. Early college level. Duration is
about 4:15.
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S231: Fantaisie
Op. 102 for Soprano Saxophone
and Piano by Jean Baptiste Singelée edited by Bruce Ronkin.
Roncorp, 1998, SS, 8 + 4 pages. Originally published by Adolphe Sax's
publishing house in 1864 when it was used as a Paris Conservatory
contest piece. This piece is in the introduction, theme and variations
format with a cadenza at the end of the saxophone portion of the
introduction. Early college level. The duration is 3 1/2 to 4 minutes.
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S643: Fantasie Pastorale Op. 56 for
Tenor Saxophone and Piano by Jean Baptiste Singelée edited by
Fabien Chouraki. Editions Henry Lemoine, 2003, SS, 12 + 5 pages. From
Collection Claude Delangle.
Introduction (Andantino/Allegro), Theme (Allegretto), and Variations. Click on the cover
image to view the second page of the saxophone part.
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23.95
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S597: Fourth
Solo de Concert Op. 84, Sixth Solo de Concert
Op. 92, Fantaisie Brilliante Op. 75, & Concerto Op. 57
for
Tenor Saxophone and Piano by Jean Baptiste Singelée. Editions
Henry
Lemoine, 1995, SS, 29 + 10 pages. From Collection Claude Delangle. A
very nice edition which combines these four pieces by Singelée for
tenor saxophone.
Op. 84, Op. 92
& Op. 75 Op.
57 All  Op.
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S236: Septième
Solo de Concert Op. 93 for
Baritone Saxophone and Piano by Jean Baptiste Singelée edited
by
Bruce Ronkin. Roncorp, 1987, SS, 8 + 2 pages. Originally published by
Adolphe Sax's publishing house in 1863 when it was used as a Paris
Conservatory contest piece. College level. Duration about 3 minutes.
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S234: Sixième
Solo de Concert Op. 92 for Tenor
Saxophone and Piano by Jean Baptiste Singelée edited by Bruce
Ronkin. Roncorp, 1998, SS, 8 + 2 pages. Dedicated to Hyacinthe Klose,
it was used as a Paris Conservatory contest piece in 1863. The piece is
in two main sections beginning in Allegro and following a
short
cadenza in the middle the second section is Allegretto in 6/8. Advanced
intermediate level. Duration about 3 1/2 minutes.
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16.00
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S575: Solo
de Concert Op. 74 and Fantaisie
Brillante Op. 86 for Alto Saxophone and Piano by
Jean Baptiste
Singelée. Editions Henry Lemoine, 1995, SS, 13 + 5 pages. From
Collection Claude Delangle. Op. 74 is also known as the First Solo de
Concert and Op. 86 is also known as Fantaisia Brilliante sur un theme
original. Early college level.
Both Op. 86
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S235: Solo
de Concert Op. 77 for Baritone
Saxophone and Piano by Jean Baptiste Singelée edited by Bruce
Ronkin. Roncorp, 1998, SS, 8 + 2 pages. This was a Paris Conservatory
contest piece in 1861. It opens with an Andante section followed by an
brief Allegro for the piano alone and concludes at Allegro moderato.
Upper intermediate level and with a duration of about 3:15.
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S341: Solo
de Concert Op. 83 for Tenor Saxophone
and Piano by Jean Baptiste Singelée adapted by Himie Voxman.
Rubank, 1941, SS, 8 + 3 pages. This was Singelée's third Paris
Conservatory contest piece (1862) and was originally for bassoon. In
one movement (Allegro Moderato), with several sections and a cadenza in
the middle. Upper intermediate level.
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S319: Fantasia
for Alto Saxophone Solo Alto Saxophone
with Piano Accompaniment by Claude T. Smith. Wingert-Jones
Publications, 1983, SS, 15 + 5 pages. Claude T. Smith (1932-1987) was
one of the leading American composers for concert band, with many
commissions from the armed forces bands. Appropriately, this piece is
dedicated to Dale Underwood, who was a soloist with the United States
Navy Band. It is in three sections: Allegro vivo, Lento rubato, and
Allegro. College level. (There is also a band accompaniment available.)
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S224: Seven
Epigrams for Alto Saxophone and
Piano by Randall Snyder. Southern Music Co., 1973, SS, 8 + 3
pages.
Dedicated to Fred Hemke. Seven short pieces. College level.
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5.00
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S187: Sonata
for Alto Saxophone and Piano
by Randall Snyder. Tenuto Publications, 1971, SS, 24 + 9 pages. This
piece was written in 1967 when the composer was in graduate school. It
won a first prize in the 1967 Phi Mu Alpha composition contest for
Wisconsin composers. In three movements: I. Moderately fast, II.
Slowly, and III. Quickly. College level with a duration of about 16:30. |
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S764: Sonata
for Tenor Saxophone and Piano
by Leon Stein. Southern Music Co., 1979, SS, 28 + 8 pages. Leon Stein
(1910-2002) was an American composer, music analyst and educator. This
three movement work was written in 1967. I. Allegro vivace, II. Adagio,
and III. Allegro. College level (US grade 5). |
13.50
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S259: Romance
for Alto Saxophone and Piano by
William Grant Still. International Music Co., 1966, SS, 6 + 2 pages.
William Grant Still (1895-1978) an African American composer, arranger,
conductor, and musician was successful despite tremendous obstacles.
This beautiful piece is not difficult but requires sensitivity from
both performers. Duration about 4:45.
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10.50
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S955: The Rite of Spring
for Alto Saxophone and Piano by Igor Stravinsky arranged by
David
Dutkanicz. Carl Fischer, 2013, SS, 15 + 5 pages. This edition is
presented in honor of the centennial of the ballet's premiere, and is
intended to give soloists and accompanists a chance to perform two
movements (I. Introduction - A Kiss of the Earth and II. Dance of the
Young Maidens) from this monumental work. The movements can be
performed separately, and the first movement can be played as a solo
without piano accompaniment. Surprisingly, for a work that was released
for several instruments at the same time, this is an advanced work that
will required college level skill. Includes some flutter tonguing. Click on
the cover
image to view the first page of the piano score.
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12.95
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S1207:
Scherzino
for Alto Saxophone and Piano by Steven Stucky. Merion
Music/Theodore Presser, 2016, SS, 5 + 2 pages. Steven Stucky
(1949-1916) was a Pulitzer Prize winning American
composer. This is a compact dazzler lasting only a few minutes, it was
composed
for John Sampen and Marilyn Shrude's "Modern Postcard" series. The
aptly-named work stays extends to altissimo G. The publication
includes John Sampen's performance suggestions. Click on
the cover image to view the first page of the saxophone part. |
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S1344:
Sur la memoire for Soprano Saxophone (or
Clarinet) and Piano Reduction by
Stella Sung. Edition Henry Lemoine, 1998, SS, 14 + 4 pages. Stella Sung
is an
American composer who teaches at the University of Central Florida.
This piece, which is marked Adagio misterioso, has some mixed meter and
ocasionally reaches high into the altissimo (high B). Click on
the cover image to view the first page of the saxophone part.
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23.95
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S1068: The
Days for Soprano Saxophone and Piano Reduction by
Pietro Tagliaferri and Massimo Berzolla. Edizioni
Eufonia, SS, 10 + 2 pages. Pietro Tagliaferri is an Italian saxophonist
and clarinetist, composer, media consultant and producer. This is an
original work for saxophone and string orchestra. In three
sections, mm=66 then mm=132 returning to the
original tempo near the end. College level (but not difficult) with a
duration of about 6 minutes. The original version
with strings follows. Click on
the cover
image to view the first page of the saxophone part.
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S1068A: The Days for
Soprano Saxophone and Strings by
Pietro Tagliaferri and Massimo Berzolla. Edizioni
Eufonia, SS, includes all parts and score. This is the original version
with strings. It includes the saxophone part. The distribution of the
string parts is
4-4-3-2-1. Here
is a performance on YouTube.Click on
the cover
image to view the score. |
64.95
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S631: When ... for Soprano Saxophone and Strings
(Piano Reduction) by Pietro Tagliaferri and Massimo Berzolla.
Edizioni Eufonia, SS, 8 + 2 pages. This is an
original work for saxophone and string orchestra. While entirely at a
tempo of mm=84 (in 3/4), it begins and ends with lyrical sections,
while the middle is sixteenth notes based. The publisher's web site
says there are jazz influences, but they appear to be subtle. We can
get the string parts which would be about $75. Click on
the cover
image to view the first page of the saxophone part.
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S682: Pénombres
VI for Alto Saxophone and Piano by
Yoshihisa
Taira. Editions Musicales Transatlantiques, 1997, 10 loose sheets with
both saxophone and piano parts (2 copies). Yoshihisa Taira (1937-2005)
was a Japanese born composer who arrived in Paris to study in 1966 and
resided in France for the rest of his life. Pénombres VI
uses
contemporary notation and extended techniques such as multiphonics,
high altissimo and flutter tonguing. An advanced work. This
piece
was on the list for the second round of the 2nd International
Jean-Marie Londeix Saxophone Competition in 2008.
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31.95
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S274: Two
Fantastics Op. 88 for Alto Saxophone and
Piano by Jenö Takács. Doblinger, 1972, SS, 25 + 13 pages.
Jenö
Takács (1902-2005!) was an Austrian composer and pianist of Hungarian
descent. He taught in a wide range of places including Cairo and Manila
before World War II, Hungary during the war period, and in Cincinnati
afterwards. His music was influenced by Bartok and some of the exotic
places he had lived and worked. These two pieces can be performed
separately. I. Tempo rubato (Andante, molto rubato) duration 5
minutes. II. Tempo giusto (Allegro vivace/Meno mosso/Andante,
molto rubato), includes cadenzas for saxophone and piano, duration 6-7
minutes. Skilled players are required.
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S757: Recuerdos
de la Alhambra arranged for
Alto Saxophone and Piano by Francisco Tárrega arranged by
Wolfgang
Birtel. Schott,
2010, SS, 6 + 1 pages. This piece which was written in 1896 and
is a very popular piece for guitar. The arranger has given the melody
to the saxophone and the background to the piano. It is in 3/4 at an
Andante tempo and the saxophone part is relatively easy. Click on
the cover
image to view the first page of the score.
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S162: Sonatine
Sportive for Alto Saxophone and
Piano by Alexandre Tcherepnine. Alphonse Leduc, 1943, SS, 10
+ 4 pages. This piece is unusual in that it has a sports theme. The
first
movement (Lutte) is a boxing match between the saxophone and the piano
(with the audience to decide the winner). The second movement
(Mi-temps) is a rest the two players are taking in the midst of the
competition. The third movement (Course) is a race in the form of canon
with the saxophone in the lead and the piano trying to catch up. This
college level piece should be very entertaining. Here is a
video. [We have another
sports related piece, Yellow Jersey, for two
clarinets.]
WW364: Sonatine
Sportive for Alto Saxophone and
Wind Trio (Oboe, Clarinet & Bassoon) by Alexandre Tcherepnine
adapted by Edward Yadzinski. Alphonse Leduc, 1984, SS. Includes all
parts and score. |
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S590:
Sonata
in C minor for Tenor Saxophone and Piano by
Georg Philipp Telemann edited by Himie Voxman with continuo realization
by Richard Hervig. Rubank, 1968, SS, 12 + 6 pages. This is the fourth
of a set of twelve Methodische Sonaten published in
1732 for flute and figured bass. In four movements: Allegro, Adagio,
Allegro assai, Ondeggiando ma non adagio, and Allegro. The second
movement includes both the original music and Telemann's own
elaboration of the simpler version. A good piece for high
school festivals and college auditions. Could also be played on the
soprano
saxophone. |
7.95
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S342: Sonate
for Alto Saxophone and Piano by
Georg Philipp Telemann arranged by Jean-Marie Londeix. Alphonse Leduc,
1972, SS, 7 + 4 pages. In four movements: Siciliana (Andante),
Spirtuoso, Andante, and Vivace. Often played at the college level but
also used as a high school festival piece (grade 5 in Florida, for
example).
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S343: Sonate
for Soprano Saxophone and Piano by
Georg Philipp Telemann arranged by Jean-Marie Londeix. Alphonse Leduc,
1982, SS, 7 + 4 pages. In four movements: Siciliana
(Andante),
Spirtuoso, Andante, and Vivace. Exactly the same piece as above,
transposed for soprano saxophone (and sounding an octave higher).
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18.10
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S629: Elegie
for Tenor Saxophone or Clarinet and Piano by Alec Templeton.
Emerson Edition, SS, 6 + 2 pages.
Alec Templeton (1909-1963) was born in Wales and although blind from
birth,
studied piano and composition at the Royal College of Music in London.
He moved to the United States in 1935 and was very successful as a
pianist and entertainer. This piece was written in 1939. It has been
described as displaying an enfolding calm and as a gentle lyrical
piece. Marked Maestoso (mm=60), it has some rhapsodic elements and two
short passages marked quasi cadenza. It should work fine on soprano
saxophone as well. Duration about 5:50.
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S1264:
Der Hölle Nachklang I
for Alto Saxophone and Piano by Dimitri Terzakis. Edition Gravis,
1994, SS, 16 + 5 pages.
Dimitri Terzakis (1938-) is a Greek composer. Literally translated the
title is Hell Reverberation I. This piece
which has a duration of about 10 minutes, uses some fractional tones
and high altissimo to D-sharp. Here is
an audio recording of the piece. |
19.95
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S163: Ballade
for Alto Saxophone and Piano by Henri Tomasi. Alphonse Leduc, 1939,
SS, 28 + 8 pages. French
composer Henri Tomasi (1901-1971) was a conductor and composer who
wrote for the theatre (ballets and operas) and instrumental music,
especially for wind instruments. Ballade is in one
extended
movement with many sections in a variety of tempos and meters. College
level.
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50.20
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S865: Chant
for Alto Saxophone and Piano
by Augusta Read Thomas arranged for alto saxophone by Frederick L.
Hemke. G. Schirmer, 2002/2005, 11 + 4 pages.
Augusta Read Thomas (1964-) is an American composer currently teaching
at the University of Chicago. This work was originally for cello. While
generally at the slower tempos suggested by the title, this piece has
many changes in tempo. Range to altissimo F-sharp. College level with a
duration of 11 minutes (or 9:30 if the last segment is omitted). Here
is the composer's description of the piece. |
14.95
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S164: Concerto
for Alto Saxophone and
Orchestra (Piano Reduction) by Henri Tomasi. Alphonse Leduc,
1949,
SS, 25 + 7 pages. Dedicated to Marcel Mule. In two movements: I.
Andante et Allegro and II. Final (Giration). The first movement has a
long cadenza. Advanced college level.
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44.70
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S362: Sonatina
for Soprano Saxophone and Piano by
Angelo Tonoli. EditionDarok, 1995, SS, 8 + 2 pages. A sectional piece
beginning with Libero recitativo, and followed by Moderato, Adagio, and
concluding with Presto. This piece is one of the options for the ABRSM
Grade 6 exam.
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S516: Sonata
for Alto Saxophone (or Viola) and Piano
by Eduard Tubin. AB Nordiska Musikförlaget, 1993, SS, 29 + 9 pages
(includes viola part in addition to the alto saxophone part). Eduard
Tubin (1905-1982) was an Estonian composer and conductor who relocated
to Sweden in 1944. This work was written in 1951 but apparently not
published until 1993. In three movements: I. Allegro, II Troubadour
Song from XIII century (Adagio), and III. Allegro vivace. This should
appeal to those who like the more traditional, tonal pieces in the
saxophone repertoire, but are looking for a piece which isn't well
known. Early college level. |
19.95
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S201: Sarabande
and Gigue for Alto Saxophone
and Piano by Fisher Tull. Boosey & Hawkes, 1979, SS,
11 + 4 pages. Written for and dedicated to Kenneth Deans who premiered
the
work at the World Saxophone Congress in 1976. The Saraband is straight
forward, but the Gigue employs mixed meters (7/8, 6/8, 9/8, 3/4, 4/4,
etc.), slap tonguing, and a few measures of high altissimo (up to a C
sharp).
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22.95
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S277: Sarabande for Soprano Saxophone and Piano by
Mark-Anthony Turnage. Schott, 1997, SS, 4 + 2 pages. British composer
Mark-Anthony Turnage (1960-) is one of the most admired and widely
performed composers of his generation. His highly inventive
compositional style—which incorporates his love of jazz and themes
inspired by a wide range of interests and concerns, including
literature, the arts, politics, and everyday life-results in works with
a dramatic musical language that is distinctly his own. This piece for
soprano saxophone and piano (plus optional large desk bells for each
performer!) includes the unusual instruction that the saxophonist and
the piano should be as far apart from each other as possible. Upper
college level with a duration of about 4 minutes.
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9.95
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S296: Two
Elegies Framing a Shout for Soprano
Saxophone and Piano by Mark-Anthony Turnage. Schott, 1997,
SS, 16 +
12 pages. This is one of the composers most frequently performed works.
Elegy 1 (With movement - molto rubato) is for saxophone alone. The
piano joins the saxophone for the Shout which has been described as
"violent and brusque" and "a quirky, frantic dance." In the final Elegy
the saxophone and piano proceed at a leisurely mm = 66 pace with quite
a bit of mixed meter. An advanced work. |
23.95
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S846: Sonata Op. 56
for Tenor Saxophone and Piano by Burnet
Tuthill. Southern Music Co., 1970, SS, 24 + 7 pages. In three
movements: In three movements: I.
Allegro, II. Andante, and III. Fast. The publisher has the rated as a
US grade 5
piece. It is probably on the easier side of that grade. |
26.95
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S285: Sonata
Op. 20 for Alto Saxophone and Piano
by Burnet Tuthill. Southern Music Co., 1966, SS, 24 + 7 pages. In three
movements: I. Allegro giocoso, II. Andante, and III. Presto, molto
vivace. The publisher rates this a level 5 (of 7) which is roughly
advance high school/early college level.
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12.95
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S644: Sonata for Alto Saxophone and Piano by Matt
Van Brink. Tenuto Publications, 2010, SS, 24 + 11 pages. The
sparklingly
fun-yet-deep composer Matt Van Brink presents a stunning new sonata for
alto saxophone and piano, full of Van Brink's teasing wit, rhythms
inspired by neo-classicism and neo-minimalism, and soaring lyricism
that is very gratifying for saxophonists and pianists. In four
movements with some mixed meter. Upper college level with a duration of
12 minutes. Here
is a page with an audio sample (click on the right arrow) from the
composer's web site of the entire first movement. |
18.95
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S762: Sonatina for
Alto Saxophone
and Piano by Lex van Delden. Muziekgroup Nederland (Donemus),
1952. SB, 12 + 4 pages. Lex van Delden (1919-1988)
was a Dutch composer. In three movements: I. Allegro, II. Aria, and
III. Rondo a la Polka. College level with a duration of about 8:30. Here
is a link to an audio recording of the first movement. The
other two movements are there also.
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99.95
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S919: Sonata à la manière de
Francis Poulenc for Alto Saxophone
and Piano by Wijnand van Klaveren. Resolute Music
Publications,
2012, SS, 12 + 6 pages. Wijnand van Klaveren (1975-) is a Dutch
composer and pianist who has written music for saxophone(s) and other
instruments. This piece in the style of Francis Poulenc
is in three movements: I. Allegro, II. Interlude (Très calme et
irréël), and III. Rondeau à la française (Très animé). Early college
level with a range to altissimo G and a duration of about 9:30. You can
listen to audio recordings and view a portion of the saxophone part here
on the publisher's website.
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37.50
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S657: Six Studies in English Folk Songs for Alto
Saxophone and Piano
by Ralph Vaughan Williams arranged by Robert Stanton.
Galaxy Music Corp., 1982, SS, 12 + 4 pages. A transcription of this
well known
work originally for cello and piano. While these pieces are relatively
easy, the keys range from 2 to 4 sharps and it is mostly in the higher
portion of the alto saxophone range. This is a new edition which has
parts for cello, clarinet, and tuba(!) but requires the player to
download the saxophone part. There are also downloadable parts for
violin, viola, English horn, and bassoon. Here is the link
for the saxophone part.
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14.95
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S778: Concerto
Op. 65 for Alto Saxophone and
Piano by Pierre Vellones. Editions Henry Lemoine, 1961, 44 +
11
pages. Pierre Vellones (1889-1939) was a French composer and a medical
doctor. This piece was dedicated to Marcel Mule. It is in three
movements: I. Introduction et Allegro, II. Alla Marcia et Andante
Sostenuto, and III. Final. There are frequent tempo changes in each
movement. This is a college level work.
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34.95
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S941: Tres Danses / Danzas
for Alto Saxophone and
Piano by Adolfo Ventas. Editorial de Música Boileau, 2005,
SS, 21 +
8 pages. The three dances are: I. Exótica (starts and ends in 5/8), II.
Tarantela and III. Oriental. Advanced high school/early college level. Click on
the cover
image to view the first page of the score. |
23.95
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S450: À feu (With Fire) for Tenor
Saxophone, Bandonéon, Piano, and Double Bass by Julio M.
Viera.
Editions Henry Lemoine, 2003, SS, (includes a score and individual
parts for all
instrutments). A contemporary tango.
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20.95
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/ S241: Fantasia
for Soprano or
Tenor Saxophone and Chamber Orchestra (Piano Reduction)
by
Heitor
Villa-Lobos. Peer Music, 1963/2011, SS, 20 + 6 pages. Heitor
Villa-Lobos (1887-1959) was a Brazilian who is regarded as the most
significant Latin American composer.Written in Rio in 1948
and dedicated to Marcel Mule, this is a very popular piece which is
often used for college auditions (although it is a college level work).
It was originally written in concert F but that put the highest notes
above the normal saxophone range so before the 1951 premier is was
transposed to concert E-flat. This edition which was first published in
2013 incorporates corrections to the transposition and a revised piano
reduction based on the composer's own work. Three movements: I. Animé,
II.
Lent/Lentemente, and III. Très Animé. Click on the cover
image to view the second page of the saxophone part.
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18.95
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S1244: Chaconne en sol mineur Alto Saxophone
and Piano by Tommaso Vitali arranged by Gerald Venturi. Lemoine,
2001, SS, 22 + 9 pages. Tomaso Vitali (1663-1745) was an Italian
composer and violinist from Bologna. This piece which was originally
for violin is probably his best known work today. The initial tempo is
Adagio but there are many tempo changes in this work. While the
publisher rates the difficulty of this piece as a 3 (moderate) on their
5 point scale, there are notes in the extended altissimo range to B. Click on the cover
image to view a sample page from the saxophone part. |
28.95
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S264: Sonata
No. 6 in G Minor Alto Saxophone
and Piano by Antonio Vivaldi edited by Josef Marx. McGinnis
&
Marx, 1964, SS, 17 + 5 pages. While many instruments were give on the
original title page of this work first published in 1737, the editor
believes this music was intended primary for the flute, oboe or violin.
In four movements: 1. Vivace, 2. Alla breve Fuga da capella, 3. Allegro
ma non presto, and 4. Largo. Advanced high school level. |
16.95
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S265: Sonata
No. 6 in G Minor Tenor Saxophone
and Piano by Antonio Vivaldi transcribed by Sigurd Rascher.
McGinnis & Marx, 1964, SS, 17 + 5 pages. While many instruments
were give on the original title page of this work first published in
1737, the editor believes this music was intended primary for the
flute, oboe or violin. In four movements: 1. Vivace, 2. Alla breve Fuga
da capella, 3. Allegro ma non presto, and 4. Largo. Advanced high
school level. |
16.95
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S1246: Enchantress, Valse de Concert Alto Saxophone
and Piano by Felix Vivier. Carl Fischer, 1925, 5 + 2 pages. Vivier
Felix's Enchantress opens with an elaborate and decorative
cadenza. Following the cadenza this piece features a simple Waltz tempo
with a pleasant melody. Click on the cover image to view the first page
of the saxophone part. Here is video
performance by a 15 year-old student. Click on the cover
image to view the first page of the saxophone part. |
9.95
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S372: Souvenir:
Toccata for Soprano Saxophone and
Piano by Robert Walker. Maecenas, (written in)
1994, SS, 16 + 3
pages. The composer wrote: "Two friends, who happen also to be a
saxophone and piano duo, were visiting me in my adopted home of Bali. .
. I wrote them this, literally as a souvenir of their stay in Bali. It
is a joyful piece, with no deeper meaning than to portray a little of
the country, incorporating some Balinese rhythms and modes." It appears
that most of the Balinese flavor is found in the piano part which has
some tricky although frequently repeated rhythms. The saxophone part is
straight forward and early college level at most. Duration about 4
minutes.
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19.95
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S1191: Andante and Scherzo for Tenor
Saxophone and
Piano by David L. Walters. Southern Music, 1982, SS, 11 + 4
pages. David L. Walters (1923-2015) was an American music educator and
band director. The music department at Jackson State (Alabama) is named
for him. This piece is suitable for a mid-level high school performer.
The music is in four sections: Andante Moderato, Scherzo, Andante
Moderato (short), and Scherzo. Click on
the cover image to view the first page of the saxophone part.
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16.95
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S226: An
Abstract for Alto Saxophone and Piano
by David Ward. Southern Music Co., 1963, SS, 4 + 2 pages. A short high
school level piece in three sections Slowly/Allegro/Tempo I. Click on
the cover image to view the first page of the saxophone part.
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10.95
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S1104: Concerto for Tenor Saxophone and Piano
by Robert Ward. Highgate Press/ECS Publishing, 1989, SS, 30 + 13 pages.
Robert Ward (1917-2013) was an American composer who studied at
Eastman and Julliard, where he joined the faculty in 1946. His style
has been described as "largely from Hindemith, but also shows the
considerable influence of Gershwin." This piece was written for James
Houlik. It was premiered with orchestra in 1984. It is in two
movements. College level with a duration of about 14 minutes. The score
and
orchestral parts are available as a rental. On YouTube can find videos
of the first and second movement of this version and an audio recording
with orchestra of the second movement by James Houlik. Click on
the cover
image to view several pages from the score. |
33.60
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S878: After Hours Alto
Saxophone and Piano by
Pam Wedgwood. Faber Music, 2004, SS, 22 + 8 pages + CD. This book has 8
original tunes by Wedgwood. About half the music qualifies as jazz.
Contents: Call It a Day (Slow blues), Sliding Doors (With a strong
rhythmic feel), The Friends
(Peacefully), Remember When (Relaxed, dinner-jazz style), Summer Nights
(Tranquillo), Come Dance with Me (Slow and courtly/Fast boogie woogie),
Falling (Gently), and Survivor (Swing Tempo). High school level. The CD
has backing tracks and a full performance (which is with a variety of
instruments). |
14.95
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S361: Dance
of the Fox Alto Saxophone and Piano
by Leo Weiner transcribed by Lajos Darok. EditionDarok, 1941/1992, SS,
4 + 3 pages. An Eastern European dance in a Vivace 2/4. You may not
recognize it from the title but this is a familiar piece, originally
for piano. Upper intermediate level.
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10.50
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S488: 2
Rudy Wiedoeft Classics for Alto Saxophone and
Piano by Rudy Wiedoeft edited by Ted Hegvik. Et Cetera
Productions,
1996. This set includes Valse Mazanetta and Saxema. Valse Mazanetta was
written in 1924 and is in a lyric opera style that reflects Wiedoeft's
work with singers and his year as a clarinetist with the Chicago Grand
Opera Company. Saxema was first recorded in 1920 and along with
Saxophobia was one of Wiedoeft's signature rags.
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14.95
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S375: Concert
Pieces (Valse Erica, Sax-O-Phun, Saxophobia)
Alto Saxophone and Piano by Rudy Wiedoeft transcribed by
Nobuya Sugawa and Susumu Kusakabe. Zen-On Music, 2003, SS, 26 + 12
pages.
Three popular Wiedoeft alto saxophone pieces which appear to have been
transcribed from recordings.
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18.95
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S549: Valse
Vanité for Alto Saxophone and Piano
by Rudy
Wiedoeft. Hunt Edition, 1954, SS, 7 + 2 pages. One of Wiedoeft popular
waltzes, Valse Vanité was originally published in
1923.
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14.95
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S484: Introduction
and Samba Alto Saxophone and
Piano by Maurice C. Whitney edited by Sigurd Rascher. Bourne
Co.,
1951, 7 + 4 pages. Maurice Whitney (1909-1984) received degrees from
Ithaca College, and NYU. He was a performer, conductor, and an arranger
of music for theater, and dance companies and wrote theory and band
texts, and scores for small instrumental ensembles, band, and choir.
This is an upper college level piece with altissimo to high A and
optionally to the D above high D.
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6.95
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S485: Rumba
Alto Saxophone and Piano by
Maurice C. Whitney. Bourne Co., 1949, 5 + 2 pages. Dedicated to Sigurd
M. Rascher. Advanced high school/early college level. We have a play
along CD available (M4115).
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6.50
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S337: Sonata
for Alto Saxophone and Piano by Alec
Wilder with the saxophone part edited by Don Sinta. Margun Music, 1970,
SS, 21 + 8 pages. Alec Wilder (1907-1980) was an American who composed
for theater, radio, films and various Hollywood personalities including
Benny Goodman. He composed short operas, chamber music, works for
orchestra and many songs. This sonata is in four movements. A popular
college level piece. |
14.95
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S1140: Carol of the Bells for Alto Saxophone
and Piano by Peter Wilhousky arranged by Larry Clark. Carl Fischer,
1936/2015, 2 + 1 pages. Holiday favorite Carol of the Bells has been
arranged for easy instrumental solo to facilitate performance by any
level or age of player (although it is most suitable for a near
beginner). This carol is in 3/4 marked mm = 68 in one. The range is
from middle of the staff B to the B an octave above it. Complete with
piano accompaniment, this new solo arrangement is perfect for recital
or your
next holiday gathering. Click on the cover
image to view the first page of the score with the solo in concert key.
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4.95
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S1141: Carol of the Bells for Tenor Saxophone
and Piano by Peter Wilhousky arranged by Larry Clark. Carl Fischer,
1936/2015, 2 + 1 pages. Holiday favorite Carol of the Bells has been
arranged for easy instrumental solo to facilitate performance by any
level or age of player (although it is most suitable for a near
beginner). This carol is in 3/4 marked mm = 68 in one. The range is
from The E at the bottom of the staff to the A above the staff.
Complete with
piano accompaniment, this new solo arrangement is perfect for recital
or your
next holiday gathering. Click on the cover
image to view the first page of the score with the solo in concert key.
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4.95
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S1142: Carol of the Bells for Baritone
Saxophone
and Piano by Peter Wilhousky arranged by Larry Clark. Carl Fischer,
1936/2015, 2 + 1 pages. Holiday favorite Carol of the Bells has been
arranged for easy instrumental solo to facilitate performance by any
level or age of player (although it is most suitable for a near
beginner). This carol is in 3/4 marked mm = 68 in one. The range is
from middle of the staff B to the B an octave above it. Complete with
piano accompaniment, this new solo arrangement is perfect for recital
or your
next holiday gathering. Click on the cover
image to view the first page of the score with the solo in concert key.
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4.95
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S202: Escapades
for Alto Saxophone and
Orchestra, Piano Reduction by John Williams. Cherry Lane
Music,
2002, SS, 27 + 14 pages. This very cool but challenging piece is from
the film Catch Me If You Can. This is a suite of 3 pieces: 1. Closing
In, 2. Reflections, and 3. Joy Ride. There is also a concert band
accompaniment that works quite well.
 (Closing
In only) 
(with
orchestra) |
21.95
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S347: Between
Categories for Alto Saxophone
and Piano by Arthur Woodbury. C.F. Peters, 1989, SS, 24 + 5
pages.
The composer writes, "Between
Categories is a very nostalgic piece for me. The two major
musical styles in my life have been jazz and classical music. In the
past, out of necessity, I have had to keep them separated. This piece
is an attempt on my part to integrate these styles. I do not consider
this piece 'third stream' but something of itself. It should not played
for its jazz elements, or for that matter, for its classical elements,
but as something in between— hence the title." An advanced piece with
a duration of about 7 minutes. The piano part appears to be the more
challenging of the two.
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4.25
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S530: Sonata
for Alto Saxophone and Piano by Phil Woods.
Advance Music, 1997, SS, 28 + 10 pages. This piece was composed for and
dedicated to Victor Morosco and was (according to information found on
the internet) was originally known as Four Moods. There is a strong
jazz influence and the notated sections (which make up the bulk of the
piece) are interspersed with chord changes for improvisation. There is
also a full page of performance notes by Victor Morosco. An advanced
work with a duration of about 16:30.
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23.95
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S1325: Claremont Concerto for Alto Saxophone and Piano
Reduction by John
C. Worley, piano reduction by Walter S. Hartley. Theodore Presser,
2001, SS, 47 + 15 pages. John C. Worley (1919-1999) was an American
college professor, saxophonist, and a composer of classical and
contemporary
music particularly for saxophone. Composed in 1962, it is in three
movements: 1.
Moderato (molto allegro), 2. Adagio, and 3. Molto allegro. Neat
manuscript.
Altissimo to triple high (?) G. This is a challenging work but there
are no contemporary features aside from the high altissimo. |
79.95
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S754: Sonata for Alto Saxophone and Piano by John
C. Worley, solo part edited by Sigurd Rascher. Carl Fischer, 1979, SS,
26 + 10 pages. This is a very nice contemporary
work. In three movements: I. Andante moderato, "with intensity;" II.
Adagio, dolce espressivo, "with contemplation;" and III. Freely, "with
exhilaration." College level with some high altissimo to B-flat. Here
is the
first movement on YouTube, the rest should be easy to find.
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17.95
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S346: Divertimento
Alto Saxophone and Piano
by Charles Wuorinen. C.F. Peters, 1983, SB, 22 + 6 pages (large
format). Charles Wuorinen (1938-) is an American who was the youngest
composer to win the Pulitzer Prize for music. This work has been
described as "vividly lyrical" and "full of intricate
counterpoint." This is an advanced college level/
professional
piece with lots of mixed meter and range to altissimo C. Duration is
about 11:30.  Here
is a video
performance. Here
is a dissertation about this work. The current list price of this work
is $29.95.
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24.50
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S339:
Fuzzy Bird Sonata
for Alto Saxophone and Piano by
Takashi Yoshimatsu. Billaudot, 1995, SB, 28 + 8 pages. Takashi
Yoshimatsu (1953-) is a contemporary Japanese composer. This piece has
three movements: 1. Run, bird (Allegro vivace), 2. Sing, bird (Largo),
and 3. Fly, bird. This piece uses some contemporary notation and
extended techniques. An advanced work.
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22.95
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S596: Intermezzo
for Soprano Saxophone and
Piano
by Emmett Yoshioka. Southern Music Co., 1996, SS, 9 + 3 pages. Emmett
Yoshioka (1944-) is an American composer from Hawaii who was educated
at the University of California. This piece is suitable for advanced
high school and early college saxophonist and is found on some solo and
ensemble festival lists.
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14.95
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S430: Concerto
for Alto Saxophone and Wind Ensemble
(Piano Reduction) by Charles Rochester Young. Southern Music
Co.,
2008, SS, 26 + 7 pages. Charles Rochester Young (1965-) is an American
composer and music educator. This piece was commissioned by Donald
Sinta and the University of Michigan Symphony Band and was premiered in
2003. An advanced work in three movements: I. Celebratory, II.
Anguished, and III. Lively. The first movement has a cadenza and the
third movement features mixed meter (7/8, 6/8, 5/8). The wind ensemble
parts are available as a rental. |
12.50
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S834: Divertimento for
Marimba and Alto Saxophone
by Akira Yuyama. Ongaku No Tomo Edition,
1971/1976, SS, 18 pages (two copies in score format). Born in 1932 in
Kanagawa Prefecture, Akira Yuyama was one of the new generation of
Japanese composers who came to prominence in the 1950s, particularly
for instrumental solo works, choral music, and music for children. This
1968 piece was an early example of marimba music in Japan. It is
written in a Western style as a set of variations in a rondo form. The
piece gives equal attention to both instruments, calling for skilled
playing. In one short section the marimba player uses six mallets at
the same time. Here
is a performance on YouTube.
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73.95
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/ S1098: Contrastes
for Alto Saxophone or
Baritone Saxophone and
Piano by Javier Zalba. Advance Music, 2014,
SS, 9 + 3 pages. Javier Zalba (1955-) is a Cuban
clarinetist, saxophonist, and flutist as well as a composer. As the
name suggests, this piece has a variety of tempos and styles. It also
includes a brief optional improvised section. Early college
level/college level.
Click on the cover image to view the first page of the saxophone part.
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21.95
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S859: Suite
"Exposiciones" for Soprano Saxophone (opt. Alto
Saxophone) and Piano by Javier Zalba. Advance Music, 2011,
SS, 23 + 9 pages + CD. Dedicated to Paquito D’Rivera, this
piece
is a fusion of jazz and classical elements in four movements: Allegro
Moderato, Lento, Allegretto, and Allegro con Fuoco. There are
improvised sections in the first and last movement with suggested solos
provided on separate sheets. The CD has the complete work performed by
the composer and a piano only version for play along. Click on
the cover
image to view the first page of the score (although it doesn't really
give much of a preview of the scope of the piece). |
25.95
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S453: Quintet
for Alto Saxophone and String Quartet
by Ellen Taaffe Zwilich. Presser, 2008, SS, 26 + 8 pages (this is the
solo part and score). Pulitzer prize-winning composer Ellen Taaffe
Zwilich gives us a beautiful quintet for alto saxophone and string
quartet, perfect for serious saxophonists looking to expand their
recital repertoire. Advanced players are needed on all parts of this 20
minute piece.
S454: Quintet for Alto Saxophone and
String Quartet
by Ellen Taaffe Zwilich. Merion Music, 2008, SS. String parts.
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