SKU: BT.DHP-1175787-070

ISBN 9789043154147.

W hen Iâ??m Sixty-Four is a famous love song by The Beatles, in which a young man sings to his beloved. â??Sixty-Fourâ?? is the age people were allowed to retire at in 1967. This version for saxophone quartet is a nice addition to oneâ??s repertoire,and perfect for all types of occasions.

In When Iâ??m Sixty-Four een beroemd liefdesliedje van The Beatles zingt een jonge man zijn geliefde toe. Vierenzestig is de leeftijd waarop mensen in het Groot-Brittannië van 1967 met pensioen gingen. Deze versie voor saxofoonkwartet is eencharmante toevoeging aan elk repertoire en een perfect stuk voor diverse gelegenheden.

W hen Iâ??m Sixty-Four ist ein berühmtes Liebeslied der Beatles aus dem Jahr 1967, in dem ein junger Mann seine Herzensdame fragt, ob sie wohl mit sixty-fourâ??, mit 64, noch immer zusammen sein werden, um den Lebensabend gemeinsam zu genieÃ?en.Die hier vorliegende Version für Saxophonquartett ist ein schönes Repertoirestück, das zu vielen Gelegenheiten passt.

When Iâ??m Sixty-Four est lâ??une des toutes premières composition de Paul McCartney dans laquelle un jeune homme sâ??adresse une jeune fille pour lui promettre un amour éternel. Cette version pour quatuor de saxophones est un complémentindispensabl e votre répertoire et trouvera sans aucun problème sa place dans tous vos prochains programmes.

Whe n Iâ??m Sixty-Four (Quando avrò 64 anni) è una celeberrima canzone d'amore dei Beatles, nella quale un giovane si rivolge alla sua amata. â??Sessantaquattro' era l'et in cui, nel 1967, i lavoratori potevano andare in pensione. Questa versione per sassofono è una gradevole aggiunta al repertorio ed è perfetta per tutte le occasioni.

SKU: AP.1-ADV7623

UPC: 805095076233. English. Traditional.

Writin g these arrangements, Frank Reinshagen has created little masterpieces, which broaden the rhythmical and harmonic context of the original tunes in an interesting manner without detracting from their archaic and melancholic character. These original tunes have been borrowed from the Irish, Scottish, and Gaelic musical tradition. These through-composed arrangements are rather easy to perform from the rhythmical and technical point of view. Yet, they are quite demanding in respect of the key they are written in, their intonation and, especially, their interpretation. Their different instrumentations are fully compatible with each other and, due to their overall structure, they are also suitable to be played with multi-scored parts. The original of The Sons of Liberty is of a more recent date and goes back to the time when the King of England forced the Irish farmers' sons to go to war in America against their own fellow countrymen who were striving for freedom there. The arrangement conveys the impression of a vigorous forward motion created by a recurring and changing riff. Although it is written in a somewhat more difficult key (E minor), it is not too exacting from the technical point of view.

SKU: AP.1-ADV7536

ISBN 9783892216490. UPC: 805095075366. English.

The Fantasie opens with a long pedal point over which the upper parts unfold a solemn, declamatory theme. The energetic first theme of the Fugue develops an incomparable drive, especially in combination with its diverse, imaginative countersubject in eighth notes. This is a great selection for more advanced saxophone ensembles.

SKU: AP.1-ADV7674

ISBN 9783892217350. UPC: 805095076745. English.

This suite was inspired most notably by the saxophone quartets of Phil Woods and was written in a conscious attempt to wed certain stylistic elements of classical and jazz music. The players are not asked to improvise, but the piece does feature sections that sound spontaneous and freely created. The piece is difficult, but no more so than other quartets, like Glazunov and Desenclos, that are standard repertoire for this instrumentation. Talented high school and all college groups will find success working on this piece. The first movement, subtitled Danse Macabre, is ominous, dark, sometimes bluesy, and is propelled along by the use of intricate counterpoint and an improvised sounding solo section for the tenor saxophone.