'Tango Fantasy - Alto Sax & Piano'?: (Duration: 2.12) Higher Intermediate to the Advanced student.
SAMRO, CAPASSO.
Tango, is a passionate union between two dancers. The musical effect that I worked on was exactly that, the passionate union between two musical instruments. Throughout the piece, I endeavored to keep the central theme of the Tango rhythm playing out between the two instruments. I know that at some points I have moved away from the Tango idea, which is why I included the word fantasy in the title. So? for most of the piece, the Tango theme is foremost, and whatever may or may not be Tango material is indeed a fantasy, an idea, a leaning toward the real thing, that is the Tango in Latin Style.
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Raaf Hekkema's (*1968) arrangement of the famous work by Paganini was initiated by a commission of the Dutch Noord Nederlands Orkest which asked him to play Paganini's Violin Concerto No. 2 at a tour. Like its virtuoso counterpart, Capriccio No. 24, the famous last movement La Campanella which had inspired many other composers like Schumann and Liszt reflects, in the version for saxophone, the great wealth of 21st-century saxophone playing - a breathtaking piece full of saxophone acrobatics!
Already available are the famous 24 Capricci Op. 1 by Paganini for solo saxophone (ED 20559). For the CD release of this work, the virtuoso Dutch saxophonist was awarded the Echo Klassik Award in the category of 'Best Instrumentalist of the Year' in 2007.

Arranged for E-flat alto saxophone and piano, according to the published full band score. This arrangement was made in 2009 and was performed by Samuel Labrecque (piano) and Naomie Bleau (alto saxophone) in May 2009 at the Capital's Art Night in Quebec, Canada.
The PDF includes the piano score and the saxophone part.

Dedicated to the memory of Brian O'Connor, who made this melody soar in the movie soundtrack. Arranged for alto sax and piano.

Somewhere Over The Rainbow for Alto Saxophone and Piano arranged by Jeffrey Heisler. Based on the improvisations of pianist Keith Jarrett and dedicated to my mentors: John Sampen and Marilyn Shrude. Some optional extended range. .

This is a dramatic work for alto saxophone and orchestra featured on the CD, Concerto, released by Roven Records and available on iTunes. The concerto is in three movements that segue onto each other and is a reflection on Mary Oliver's poem, When Death Comes.

The first movement is dark, at times mysterious at others forceful, the second more contemplative while the last is a joyful romp.

Includes piano reduction and alto saxophone part.