Ukrainian Folk Carol (often known by another name however) for Eb saxophone (Alto, or Baritone) and piano (or use the enhanced free demo/backing tracks via request after ordering - details are given on your printed sheet music) by UK composers Chris Lawry and Keri Degg.

New for September 2020 this is a very fresh take on this traditional classic and has been launched into a crazy swing/groove style! It\'s a great showstopper and a real joy to play. The piece includes playful interplay and new original material/solo/s.

Ukrainian Folk Carol is just one of five pieces from \'Christmas Jazz - Volume 2\' Eb Saxophone (also available in Bb sax, Bb clarinet, and flute editions) which also includes; Deck the halls (Piazzolla-inspired style), The Holly and the Ivy - a smooshy smooth jazz ballad with original solo/s, Away in a manger - again, a gentle smooth jazz style, and O Holy Night (which has cheeky interplay, yet sweeping original lines too).

There is also a \'Christmas Jazz - Volume 1\' collection by the same composers (which includes; God rest ye merry gentlemen, Silent night, The first nowell, Hark the herald, and I saw three ships - all of which are available on SMP, or search for Christmas Jazz volume 1 if you\'d like to buy the collection at a bargain price).

This is the \"Ballad Of Mack The Knife\" from Kurt Weill\'s \"The Threepenny Opera\", in an amazing arrangement for piano trio (piano, Bb clarinet & violoncello), made by the professional composer, arranger and accompanist Dimitris Anousis. This is the real deal! Written in a understandable way to give an orchestral feeling while playing, not for the piece to sounds \"poor\". Ideal for all kinds of events. Appropriate also for students. This arrangement has been made years ago (around 2005) by Dimitris Anousis - the founder, arranger and pianist of the historique piano trio, \"Trio Tritono\". The ensemble had left a strong impression and legacy from its years of activity (around 2005 - 2007, in Greece) and was one of the most succesful crossover ensembles in Greece, performing new original arrangements by Dimitris Anousis on music from different genres and eras, from Brahms and Piazzolla, Gershwin and Bernstein, to Gillespie, Kurt Weil and Freddie Mercury.