Saxophone Quartets Book 3 by ASQ Series
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am308-16
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Description
Composer: ASQ Series
Instrumentation: 4 altos or 3 altos plus tenor AAAA + AAAT
Size: Pages: score 24 pages - 5 parts (AAAAT) @ 8 pages each
Total Duration: n/a
Astute code: am308-16
ISMN: 979 0 57031 108 8
Download available HERE
Instrumentation: 4 altos or 3 altos plus tenor AAAA + AAAT
Size: Pages: score 24 pages - 5 parts (AAAAT) @ 8 pages each
Total Duration: n/a
Astute code: am308-16
ISMN: 979 0 57031 108 8
Download available HERE
Eight pieces for four altos or three altos plus tenor AAAA + AAAT
1. Sonny Says.... Andy Scott
2. Saxalatino Rob Buckland
3. Mind The Gap Rob Buckland
4. Polite Miss Knight Jenni Watson
5. This Evening Carl Raven
6. One Way Ticket Jenni Watson
7. Maybe One Day Rob Buckland
8. Spiral Jenni Watson
Following on from the well-received Apollo Saxophone Quartets Book 1 & 2, this third book in this series presents pieces by three of the Apollo Saxophone Quartet: Rob Buckland, Andy Scott & Carl Raven, and guest pieces by saxophonist and composer Jenni Watson.
The ethos behind this book is very much in line with its predecessors: dynamic new compositions in a wide variety of styles, scored for four altos (or three altos and tenor), to make them invaluable concert material for young quartets. The pieces are designed to provide the ensemble with a varied mix of styles and mood, enough to make a short concert programme from this one book, or to integrate with the previous two publications.
1. Sonny Says.... Andy Scott
2. Saxalatino Rob Buckland
3. Mind The Gap Rob Buckland
4. Polite Miss Knight Jenni Watson
5. This Evening Carl Raven
6. One Way Ticket Jenni Watson
7. Maybe One Day Rob Buckland
8. Spiral Jenni Watson
Following on from the well-received Apollo Saxophone Quartets Book 1 & 2, this third book in this series presents pieces by three of the Apollo Saxophone Quartet: Rob Buckland, Andy Scott & Carl Raven, and guest pieces by saxophonist and composer Jenni Watson.
The ethos behind this book is very much in line with its predecessors: dynamic new compositions in a wide variety of styles, scored for four altos (or three altos and tenor), to make them invaluable concert material for young quartets. The pieces are designed to provide the ensemble with a varied mix of styles and mood, enough to make a short concert programme from this one book, or to integrate with the previous two publications.
"Most saxophone players start learning on the alto, but when it comes to building an ensemble it is often the case that soprano and baritone instruments are not available, which puts a big restriction on the repertoire that a group is able to play. These books therefore fulfil a need for intermediate ensembles and are highly recommended."
CASS Magazine review