The essential introduction to playing jazz. Par BENNETT NED. How To Play Jazz Saxophone is a fun and engaging introduction to jazz from composer and saxophonist Ned Bennett. Discover the exciting world of jazz, from its roots in ragtime to blues, bebop and beyond! Ideal for established beginners (approximately Grade 3 standard), this book teaches methods of improvisation, how to play in swing time, syncopated rhythms and jazz scales and modes. It also presents suggested listening ideas and melodic \'phrase banks\' based on typical jazz chords alongside plenty of great new pieces. Audio and piano accompaniments are available to download for both alto and tenor saxophone. / Niveau : Facile / Pédagogie / Etude / Saxophone

for solo saxophone. Par RAE JAMES. James Rae has composed these 18 études for the higher-grade/ college-level saxophonist. Technique and musicianship are the key issues and they are also ideal as workouts, even for the professional player. Equally, these characterful pieces can be effectively included in concert programmes. They are suitable for soprano, alto, tenor or baritone saxophone. Find videos, recorded by Mark Walton, with short explanations from James Rae himself on the Universal Edition website: www.universaledition.com/ue21705 • Etudes for higher-grade and college-level saxophonists - also helpful as workouts for Professionals • Musical styles vary from Baroque to Funk and cover many aspects of technique and musicianship • Ideal for both the concert platform and the conservatorium • Suitable for soprano, alto, tenor or baritone saxophone/ Etude / Saxophone

Three Piece Suite for alto saxophone and piano is a transcription made by the composer in 1996 of three movements from his Four Piece Suite for two pianos of 1974. First performed on 21 March 1996 by John Harle. Duration c. 10 minutes. Includes Score and Part. For ABRSM examinations. / Saxophone