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SKU: A0.1180704
Composed by John Newton and William Walker. Arranged by John McAllister. Chamber,Christian,Folk,Religious,Traditional. 5 pages. John McAllister #780587. Published by John McAllister (A0.1180704).This is a simple and straight-forward arrangement of Amazing Grace for three saxophones (i.e. three Eb altos/baritone saxes OR three Bb tenor/soprano saxes). The arrangement has an intro, plays through the melody twice, each with a bit of varying accompaniment, then concludes softly at the end. This arrangement is a great foray into chamber music for younger players. It also works alongside the same arrangement for other instruments (i.e. flute, clarinet, etc).
The music would be great for developing chamber music with younger players (though it is also a great set piece for older players as well...especially at a gig where a bunch of music is needed), possibly within a band program or a flute or oboe studio. In addition to learning to play in a small group with no conductor, there is ample opportunity for phrasing and extra musical development.
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