Christmas Music for Saxophone

This delightful collection of intermediate- to advanced-level duets is based on traditional sacred and secular Christmas carols. They are at times challenging (not for beginners) without being overwhelming;

This useful collection contains 27 newly arranged trios written at Grades 1.5 to 3. Designed to be used with any combination of three wind instruments with or without percussion, the possible combinations

In 1609, Michael Praetorius harmonized the version of Lo, How a Rose E'er Blooming with which most of us are familiar. His contemporary, Melchior Vulpius, created a four-voice canon on the same

Here are ten delightful and accessible instrumental arrangements of seasonal carols. With the exception of the percussion book, each book includes a solo part and an ensemble part for each carol. Basic

Break out your berets and dark glasses for this too-hip-for-the-room Christmas arrangement. Another winner from the pen of Rick Hirsch, this chart swings from beginning to end. Scored AATB, includes

This collection of seven traditional Christmas melodies arranged with modern and/or jazz harmonies covers a variety of styles and tempos: jazz waltz, samba, up-tempo swing, 5/4 swing, New Age, and

Following Book 1, here are seven more traditional Christmas melodies arranged with modern and/or jazz harmonies. These arrangements can be performed individually or combined as a suite. Includes: O Holy

The haunting melody of this Advent favorite is enhanced by rich, shifting harmonies. This arrangement makes a wonderful contrast selection in a holiday program. SATB or AATB saxophone quartet.

Santa's swingin' in this jazzy version of the holiday classic by Benjamin Hanby. Parts are provided for AATB or optional SATB saxophone quartet. Written as a grade 4, it would also be a fun addition to any

This Grade 4+ arrangement for AATB saxophone quartets is a great holiday concert closer! It travels through several fun style changes including Baroque, swing, and Latin, and will be a favorite for players