Saxophone Series, 2013
Edition. Composed by
The Royal Conservatory.
Saxophone Series, 2013
Edition. Book/CD. 44/20
pages. The Frederick
Harris Music Company
#WS1. Published by The
Frederick Harris Music
Company (FH.WS1).
ISBN
978-1-55440-550-3.
Unparalleled in scope,
this groundbreaking
series for E_Alto and
B_Tenor offers a single
collection of Repertoire
and supporting materials
written or arranged
specifically for
saxophone. With
Repertoire spanning from
the Baroque to
contemporary eras,
Recordings, Etudes,
Technique, and Orchestral
Excerpts, this
comprehensive series
serves as a balanced and
organized pedagogical
resource from the
beginner to advanced
levels of study. Nine
progressive volumes of
Repertoire expose
students to original
works and arrangements of
diverse styles from W.A.
Mozart to Violet Archer,
with selected works by
notable jazz artist Paul
Desmon (Take Five), and
living composer Phil
Woods. Each level
provides opportunities to
explore Baroque,
Classical, Romantic, and
contemporary works, with
original, unaccompanied
selections from Levels 5
through 8 that use
extended techniques such
as multiphonics, key
clicks, and bisbigliando.
Earlier works pre-dating
the origin of the
saxophone have been
carefully arranged with
consideration of the
unique quality of the
instrument. Exposure to
these works help to
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an understanding of
tonality, creating
well-rounded and
versatile performers.
Selections written for
both E_Alto and B_Tenor
include piano
accompaniments that
function with both
instruments. Eb
Saxophone:
Rhythmi
c Repertoire: What Is
Beauty but a Breath? -
Thomas Greaves, arr.
Kathleen Wood Great
Scott - Lennie
Niehaus Cielito Lindo
- Quirino Mendoza y
Cortes Horseshoe
Shuffle - Beverley
Calland Here Comes the
Parade! - Nova
Pon Theme and
Variations - Aleksandr
Glazunov, arr. Mark
Mrozinski Galloping
Across the Prairies -
Sean Clarke Lyrical
Repertoire: Ave Verum
Corpus, K 618 - Wolfgang
Amadeus Mozart, arr.
Jason Gray Moonglow -
Pam Wedgwood Calm as
the Night (Still wie die
Nacht), op. 326, no. 27 -
Carl Bohm, arr. Christine
Donkin Gymnopedie No.
2 - Erik Satie, arr.
Jason Noble
Bb
Saxophone:
Rhythmi
c Repertoire: The
Sidewalks of New York -
Charles B. Lawlor, arr.
Forrest Kinney Sweet
Betsy from Pike -
American folk song, arr.
Christine
Donkin Minuet in D
minor, BWV Anh. 132 -
attr. Johann Sebastian
Bach, arr. Jason
Noble Lyrical
Repertoire: A Joyous
Tune - Sigurd
Rascher Londonderry
Air - Irish folk song,
arr. Forrest
Kinney Good News!
(Nouvelle agreable!) -
18th-century French
carol, arr. Akiko and
Forrest Kinney.
