Saxophone Quartet Sheet Music

A set of 4 original compositions for AATBar saxophone quartet. Although the pieces draw from jazz music, they cover a wide variety of styles and leave plenty of room for improvisation.

Ein Saxophonquartett im Stil eines Jazz Standards mit weiten vierstimmigen Sätzen, Duo- und Triopassagen, sowie einem 8-taktigen Tenorsolo (ausnotiert oder ad lib. über die angegebenen Akkordsymbole)

Quartet for Saxophones is a piece for four Saxophones composed by Alfred Desenclos in 1964, which lasts around 15 minutes and 30 seconds. Initially written for the Marcel Mule Quartet, Quartet for Sax...

A challenging saxophone quartet written for soprano, alto, tenor and baritone saxophone, a cappella. The first two movements are classical in style and concept and movements 3/4 are played with a jazz...

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For Bb clarinet and piano. This volume, for alto saxophonists in their later years of study, explores the multitude of styles that make up modern jazz. The blues, jazz ballads, modal swing tunes, Afro...

An upbeat number from the Big Band Era with a storming tenor solo.

This suite of 3 jazzy pieces is designed to make the quartet sound as rich and full as possible. Pork Pie is straight ahead swing, oozing with syncopation and reminiscent of the big bands and TV sound...

This suite of 3 jazzy pieces is designed to make the quartet sound as rich and full as possible. Pork Pie is straight ahead swing, oozing with syncopation and reminiscent of the big bands and TV sound...

This suite of 3 jazzy pieces is designed to make the quartet sound as rich and full as possible. Pork Pie is straight ahead swing, oozing with syncopation and reminiscent of the big bands and TV sound...

This suite of 3 jazzy pieces is designed to make the quartet sound as rich and full as possible. Pork Pie is straight ahead swing, oozing with syncopation and reminiscent of the big bands and TV sound...