SKU: AP.1-ADV7473

ISBN 9783892218531. UPC: 805095074734. English.

Dating back to ca. 1770, Harmoniemusik was originally conceived for wind orchestras and was mainly played at open-air concerts as Tafelmusik (table music). Though the composers themselves typically adapted their own music for such purposes, this Rossini masterpiece, The Barber of Seville, was not and is beautifully rendered here for saxophone quartet.

SKU: AP.1-ADV7472

ISBN 9783892218524. UPC: 805095074727. English.

Dating back to ca. 1770, Harmoniemusik was originally conceived for wind orchestras and was mainly played at open-air concerts as Tafelmusik (table music). Though the composers themselves typically adapted their own music for such purposes, this Rossini masterpiece, The Barber of Seville, was not and is beautifully rendered here for saxophone quartet.

SKU: M7.DOHR-13937

ISBN 9790202029374.

Der erste Satz von Mendelssohns dreisätziger Orgelsonate op. 65, Nr. 6 ist ein Variationensatz über den Choral Vater unser im Himmelreich. Die vorliegende Bearbeitung für Saxophonquartett übernimmt die Originaltonart d-Moll. Die Unterschiede zum Original sind: * Der einleitende thematische Choral wurde unter Beibehaltung der Mendelssohnschen Harmonik statt fünfstimmig jetzt vierstimmig gesetzt. * Die vierte Variation, ein überaus virtuoser Abschnitt im Organo-pleno-Klang, musste entfallen. * Als Abschluss der Quartettbearbeitung wurde der dritten Variation der wirkungsvolle Schluss der vierten Variation des Originals angefügt.

SKU: AP.1-ADV7471

ISBN 9783892218371. UPC: 805095074710. English.

Dating back to 1770, Harmoniemusik was originally conceived for wind orchestras and was mainly played at open-air concerts as Tafelmusik (table music). Though the composers themselves typically adapted their own music for such purposes, this Rossini masterpiece was not and is beautifully rendered here for saxophone quartet.

SKU: AP.1-ADV7470

ISBN 9783892218364. UPC: 805095074703. English.

Dating back to ca. 1770, Harmoniemusik was originally conceived for wind orchestras and was mainly played at open-air concerts as Tafelmusik (table music). Though the composers themselves typically adapted their own music for such purposes, this Rossini masterpiece, The Barber of Seville, was not and is beautifully rendered here for saxophone quartet.