Adapted For 2 Solo Saxophones By Jean-Marie Londeix-French baroque composer and violinist Jean-Marie Leclair (1697-1764) is considered to have founded the French Violin school. His expertise led him to compose significant works for the instrument. His sublime Sonata in C is superbly arranged for Alto Saxophone by contemporary French saxophonist Jean-Marie Londeix. Leclair's Sonata in C for Violin is one of his most prolific and best remembered works. Londeix's arrangement for Saxophone of Leclair's Sonata in C includes adaptions for the instrument such as dynamics phrase marks performance and tempodirections articulation and breath marks. Londeix's rearrangement for the Saxophone of Leclair's popular Sonata in C is exquisite making the baroque genre accessible to the Saxophone a relatively modern instrument.

Composed by Pierre-Max Dubois Six Caprices is a set in six parts for two Saxophones (either 2 Soprani 2 Alti or two equal Clarinets). The total duration of the work is approximately 15 minutes. Quite difficult these caprices would be ideal for an upper intermediate or an advanced player. It is divided as per below: 1. Prélude – Vivo 2. Fugue – Allegro Vigoroso 3. Impression – Andante Misterioso 4. Perpetuum mobile – Vivace 5. Scherzando – A 1 temps 6. Thème Varié – Tempo de Minuetto  Pierre Max Dubois(1930-1995) is a French composer who was awarded the Prix de Rome in 1955. Mainly composing classical music his works are mainly for woodwinds. He is one of the founder of the Les Six which included his professor Darius Milhaud.