100 Thèmes classiques célèbres transcrits (et simplifiés) pour saxophone seule-Popular and well-loved classical themes. Includes 'Bolero' (Ravel) 'Nimrod' (Elgar) and 'Radetzky March' (Strauss) plus many famous symphonies.

A comprehensive guide to some of the best Blues Riffs for Tenor Saxophone and B Flat instruments. This book is ideal for most levels of musicianship from the beginner/intermediate student who is interested in understanding and playing the blues to the more advanced players that need new ideas to help stimulate their creativity. An accompanying CD is included with every example.

Here are 27 easy-intermediate arrangements of familiar melodies in classical folk and jazz styles. Each tune is presented as a trio but these ingenious arrangements work equally well as solos or duets - with or without accompaniment. You can even invite other instrumentalists to play along using the Flute Clarinet Brass and Violin editions in Junior Book B of this series. This highly flexible series of coordinated instrumental books has been designed to give young people the chance to play together in various combinations of numbers and instruments. Perfect for one two or three saxophones - with or without accompaniment May also beused with matching arrangements in Junior Book B editions of this series for Flute Clarinet Brass or Violin Optional Piano Accompaniment book with guitar chord symbols available Ideal for individual or classroom use

Forty-nine of the most popular tunes of all time for both alto and tenor saxophone. Featuring easy keys and ranges these arrangements are ideal for beginners up to intermediate standard. Includes Jerusalem The PowerOf Love Unchained Melody.

Step into the spotlight and play along with the superb backing tracks to these classic blues numbers! The excellent Guest Spot series features a huge range of books for several instruments all with play-along CD tracks.This volume contains ten big blues numbers including Fever Harlem Nocturne and Round Midnight. The specially recorded CD includes full performance versions and backing track versions this allows you toperform and practice these wonderful pieces as if you were part of the band! There are ten great blues numbers here all arranged for Alto Saxophone by Paul Honey.

This series of superb books offers an incredible wealth of great tunes in a wide range of styles all arranged for both E-Flat and B-Flat saxophones with a set of chord symbols for each instrument. Songs Include: Baker Street Starsky & Hutch Lily Was Here and Careless Whisper.

Includes \'Bring Me Sunshine\' \'Chanson D\'Amour\' \'Love Me Tender\' and \'Chitty Chitty Bang Bang\'.

This Guest Spot collection contains some of the finest jazz standards available all set for for Alto Saxophone in melody line arrangements by Jack Long. Step into the spotlight and play along with these ten fabulousjazz classics using the superb backing tracks on the specially recorded CD. Tracks include favourites such as Fly Me To The Moon Opus One Take The 'A' Train and Straight No Chaser.

Instrumental Play-Along-Play the recognizable riffs from 30 stand-out hits in instrumental solo arrangements. The accompanying CDs feature a tuning track and each complete riff played by a professional musician on the appropriate instrument. The books also include fascinating facts and trivia about each song album and/or band.

Ten classic jazz tunes including transcribed solos and chord symbols in melody line arrangements. This pack includes demonstration performances and specially recorded backing tracks featuring a live jazz trio.Ideal forlearning and practicing jazz improvisation. Includes transcriptions of famous recorded solos and chord symbols for your own improvised solos.The CD:Hear full performance versions of each tune including demonstrationsolos on Tracks 2-11. The tenor saxophone part is then omitted from Tracks 12-21 so you can play along with the recorded accompaniments.

13 solo transcriptions for saxophone as played by the rising star of the jazz world.

Etude n°1 (Moderately) - Etude n°2 (Bright) - Etude n°3 (Medium swing tempo) - Etude n°4 (Bright swing tempo) - Etude n°5 (Fast) - Etude n°6 (Bright swing tempo) - Etude n°7 (Medium blues) - Etude n°8 (Bright swing tempo) - Etude n°9 (Ballad) - Etude n°10 (Ballad) - Etude n°11 (Fast) - Etude n°12 (Medium swing tempo) - Etude n°13 (Ballad) - Etude n°14 (Bright blues) - Etude n°15 (Bright blues) - Etude n°16 (Medium swing tempo) - Etude n°17 (Medium blues) - Etude n°18 (Bright swing tempo) - Etude n°19 (Moderately) - Etude n°20 (Medium swing tempo)

Michael Nyman is a composer pianist librettist writer musicologist photographer and film-maker whose work encompasses opera concert music and film soundtracks of which The Draughtsman's Contract and The Piano arethe best-known. Since founding the Michael Nyman Band in 1977 which tours the world he has worked with leading film directors and has collaborated with artists such as Mary Kelly Damon Albarn Carsten Nicolai and the recentOscar winning Man on Wire star Phillippe Petit.Songs For Tony for String Quartet was composed in 1993 in memory of Tony Simmons.'I began writing a saxophone quartet on New Year's Eve 1992. Inthe early afternoon of 5th January 1993 I was informed that my friend and business manager Tony Simmons had died after a long and heroic fight against cancer. I immediately sat down and wrote the music which became the fourthsong in what became a 'memorial' quartet. The previously composed music was scrapped as I decided to give each player in turn an 'aria' of his own.The first song is a transcription of an actual song - 'Mozart onMortality' - which I wrote for the Composers Ensemble in the spring of 1992. The text by Mozart himself is all too appropriate: 'I may not see another day'. The second song is adapted from the music for the scene in JaneCampion's film The Piano where the mute Ada (Holly Hunter) pushes her chief means of communication her piano overboard. This film was the last major deal that Tony negotiated on my behalf. The third song a soprano sax solo isbased on a tune I composed some years ago but was saving for a special occasion.' - Michael Nyman