Saxophone Quartets AATB

This canzona by Adriano Banchieri has been set for saxophone quartet. Students will enjoy each part as a distinct but equal melodic line. Teachers will find that the contrapuntal style of baroque music is a

Ma'oz Tzur (mah' - oh - tzoor') is a beloved Chanukah song that is sung in homes and synagogues after the candles are lit. In this arrangement the traditional hymn-like melody is presented as a

Here's a jazzy, R&B influenced treatment of a beloved spiritual. There are optional ad-lib solos for tenor and alto sax. For AATB or SATB saxophone quartet.

The Nautilus is a fictional submarine found in Jules Verne's novel Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea. The sub and its crew sail to many places in the world's oceans from the Antarctic ice shelves to the

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.

Every member of the quartet gets the lead line at one time or another in this version of Beethoven's classic theme, accompanied by a variety of creative accompaniment figures. Paying careful attention to

Arranged for AATB saxophone quartet, this familiar favorite from Sylvia by Leo Delibes will be lots of fun for the players to perform. This arrangement features a lively melody that is passed back and forth

Contents: Bourree from "Suite in D" (Bach); Chorus of the Villagers (Borodin); Contretanz #6 (Beethoven/Hervig); Les Plaisirs (Telemann); May Song (Mendelssohn);

A saxophone quartet with some attitude! Starting off with a baritone sax that just screams to be played "audaciously," the other parts are layered in as it builds. The percussion is optional, but including

These three favorites from Tchaikovsky's Nutcracker Suite, Op. 71a will be a great addition to any program during the holiday season. Movements in this Grade 4 AATB saxophone quartet edition

This famous melody has been attributed to Haydn, but there is doubt as to whether or not he was the composer or simply quoted an older theme taken from an unknown source. Johannes Brahms wrote a famous set

This jazz standard by Jerry Gray was originally recorded by Glenn Miller and His Orchestra. This swinging Grade 3 arrangement is written for two E-flat altos, B-flat tenor and E-flat baritone