Collegiate Repertoire for Saxophone

Originally written with flute players in mind, these etudes actually work great for alto sax too! They cover a wide variety of standard jazz material and are recommended for classical as well as jazz

Originally written with flute players in mind, these etudes actually work great for tenor sax too! They cover a wide variety of standard jazz material and are recommended for classical as well as jazz

Following the success of her first Chant Lyrique, op. 69 (1932), Fernande Decruck continued to compose several short works for alto saxophone and piano. Several of these compositions are titled "Chant

This work displays the singing, lyrical alto saxophone style beautifully and should be in every serious saxophonist's repertoire.

Inspired by Chinese tradition, this concerto-like dance suite includes 1. Lion Dance 2. Yangon and 3. Muqam. Each movement draws from melodies and rhythms characteristic of

Concertino Da Camera, written in 1935 by Jacques Ibert, was a small concerto for alto saxophone and eleven instruments: flute, bassoon, oboe, horn, trumpet and strings. This score is for alto

Written in 1934, this E-flat Concerto for alto saxophone is a fourteen minute piece dedicated to Sigmund M. Rascher, a famous saxophonist and soloist. The concerto starts with an Allegro

For soprano sax & piano reduction. First printing. In one movement. With a biographical note. Score, 10 p. and part.

Any serious player should not be without this compilation of challenging French contest compositions for saxophone. Selections include Eugene Bozza: Aria, Improvisation and Caprice;

Impressionism aesthetic permeates this work which evokes a solitary autumn walk into the woods where the descending piano lines represent the falling leaves and the saxophone's melody is a window into the

Commissioned in memory of renowned oboist/pedagogue John Mack, the title hints at how influential teachers shape their students' internal dialogues. Cast in two movements, the first (Ricercare doloroso)