These five Danses Exotiques all embrace the Latin American style and are great fun to play. These are composed and arranged for Alto Saxophone and Piano by Jean Francaix (1912-1997). For ABRSM examinations.

Heat passion sensuality and pulsating rhythm are the very life blood of Latin America. An exotic world superbly encapsulated in these stunning arrangements for intermediate-level saxophone with simple piano parts. Swing to the frenzied rhythms of Tico Tico wallow in nostalgia with The Girl From Ipanema and cry rivers with Adios. Play Latin will be loved by pupils and teachers alike. Selected as part of the ABRSM Alto and Baritone Saxophone Grade 5 examination.

This book presents Indian music in staff notation in order to enable a practical experience of playing Indian music.Candida Connolly presents a collection of exercises and first songs that the Carnatic student learns followed by rhythmic compositions and studies which build patterns in the division of the beat at different speeds. The compositions which follow are used in concerts as the central part of a raga presentation. The Tillana and Thiruppugal are pieces played at the end of a concert.The pieces are played on the CD by Kadri Gopalnath offering a unique insight into the South Indian approach to melody on the saxophone. Additional tracks with the clarinet demonstrate theHindustani approach using a similar instrument. The saxophone has yet to be adapted to this styles.With this musical experiment comes an engagement with a rich and ancient culture of beauty and values that both support and enrich those of the west.- Broaden your musical horizons with this exciting collection of authentic Indian melodies- Learn to play traditional tunes with the flamboyant Kadri Gopalnath on the CD- Practical performance notes for teachers and students- Full explanation of intricate ornaments- An insight to the secrets of Indian music