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SKU: A0.764709
Composed by J.S. Bach (1685-1750). Arranged by James Pybus. Baroque,Contest,Festival. 25 pages. James Pybus #6054061. Published by James Pybus (A0.764709).Originally from a five movement Suite in A Major, BWV 832 for solo harpsichord, which Bach wrote around 1700, this Air is well suited as a concert or recital opener. The title perhaps is an allusion to the Air de Trompette in a group of pieces arranged from the opera Alcide by Marais and Jean-Louis de Lully. In this arrangement for saxophones, the original key has been changed to the more saxophone friendly Eb major. It can be played by SATBBs Saxophone Quintet with substitute parts for soprano (1st Alto), baritone (2nd tenor) and bass (2nd baritone). It can also be played by SATB Saxophone Quartet with a substitute part for soprano (1st Alto). Duration is 1:45. Contact me at james.pybus56@gmail.com.
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