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SKU: A0.793802
Composed by F Schubert. Arranged by Rammy Music. Contemporary. 17 pages. Rammy Music #6478265. Published by Rammy Music (A0.793802).Arranged for beginner / intermediate saxophone quartet - soprano, alto, tenor & baritone - with each part having an alternate alto & tenor part allowing for groups with different combinations of instruments.
The arrangement may be a little challenging for the beginners, as there are some relatively involved rhythms, but it follows the original very closely so the students may well know the song. It would be fine for intermediate players.
To make it as easy as possible, the melody is always in the 1st part, the 2nd & 3rd parts always play the triplet figure and the 4th part always plays the bass note. This way, once they catch on to the rhythms it should be relatively easy to play.
The parts are copied and laid out very clearly to facilitate a fun, easy to play experience.
There is a full transposed score for reference.
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