Advanced Sheet Music for Saxophone

This unaccompanied opus explores the full expressive and technical abilities of advanced players.

Epilogue by Anders Koppel. Version for Alto Saxophone And Piano.

This piece is part of a cycle of works all of which are entitled Arabesque. In these works I have attempted to exploit the diverse processes of the ear's analytic faculty.Arabesque III exploits multip...

A challenging work for advanced players. Written in two contrasting movements, the solo covers the full natural range of the saxophone.

Includes score and CD.

Beautiful, challenging, and exciting.

A programatic work for Eb alto sax and piano. Five movements: Main Street/Park Avenue/After Midnight/Four Corners/Traffic Some altissimo required, but not extensive.

A challenging and strongly musical work, this unaccompanied work is a great additional to any recital. The full range, including the altissimo range, of the sax is explored in an exciting way. Five mo...

This work has great use of the altimisso register with alternate lines for those not advanced enough for that register. It works is challenging and very rewarding as a work with band or piano.

Commissioned by Leslie Bishop for John Harle and London Music (1988) and dedicated to John Harle. Duration 16 minutes. Alto Saxophone and Piano reduction.

Tristan Keuris was an award-winning Dutch composer of the 20th century. His Canzone was originally composed for the Tromp Benelux Music Competition in 1990, so is replete with technical challenge. It...

James DiPasquale, a saxophonist and jazz musician, successfully combines classical and contemporary techniques in this jazz inspired sonata. Part of the Fred Hemke series.

Adapted for saxophone by master teacher Frederick Hemke, these three Robert Schumann pieces provide the perfect showcase for the saxophone player.

This transcription for alto saxophone is dedicated to Arthur C. Fernald.

Rhapsodie For Alto Sax And Organ was commissioned by and dedicated to Jean-Marie Londeix and premiered by him in London at the World Saxophone Congress of 1976.

In early 2023, I asked my colleague and friend Branford Marsalis to write a piece for solo baritone saxophone. Although he is better known for his work as a jazz, pop or classical saxophonist, and les...