Sheet Music for Saxophone

This collection presents three different kinds of saxophone solos. Arranged for E flat alto Saxophone with piano accompaniment. Edited by Paul Harvey.

A collection of music arranged for E flat saxophone with piano accompaniment. Edited by Paul Harvey.

15 popular works for Alto-Saxophone with Piano accompaniment featuring selected works from the major exam board syllabuses, spanning Grades 5 to 8 and beyond. Includes pull-out part, and performance n...

Written for alto saxophone and piano, Algernon is loosely inspired by both Flowers for Algernon by Daniel Keyes and The Voices Within, a popular science book by Charles Fernyhough about the history an...

Arioso was written to celebrate the 200th anniversary of the founding of the Royal Academy of Music. The piece lasts approximately 7 minutes and is dedicated to David Zucchi. Inspired by the title's m...

Baobab is derived from the composer's cello concerto (1997) and much of the material is cast as a dialogue between voices of differing colour. Baobab is dedicated to Raaf Hekkema.

Starting off gradually, this melodic piece builds in intensity over 7 minutes, interweaving the piano and soprano saxophone in a tighter design until fading again as the piece draws to a close.

These three short pieces were written for soprano saxophone and accordion and are improvisatory in nature. They were premiered by David Zucchi and Iñigo Mikeleiz in 2025.

These charming short pieces are taken from two books of pieces 19th century Belgian composer César Franck wrote for the harmonium (an instrument similar to an organ, where the sound is produced as air...

This selection represents 3 areas of Grieg's most famous works. There are 3 pieces from Peer Gynt, 2 of his most popular Lyric Pieces and his famous Norwegian Dance No. 2. Arranged here for duet, thes...

Tchaikovsky's most popular works are his Ballet Suites (Swan Lake, Sleeping Beauty & The Nutcracker), which include a multitude of tunes that stand out amongst the entire repetoire of popular classics...

Albeniz's Sevilla comes from his Suite Espagnole for piano, and is often heard in an arrangement for guitar solo. Here it is in a satisfying arrangement for saxophone quartet, that is just as fun to l...

Also known as the 'Gliding Dance of the Maidens', this is the hauntingly beautiful slow movement from the Polovtsian Dances.

Gershwin's incidental music from Shall We Dance depicts taking a dog for a walk around a luxury liner. It features a great jazzy, high solo for Soprano Sax, and will test the lower instruments' abilit...

These two pieces come from Grieg's earliest set of Lyric Pieces, and are popular choices for student pianists. Newly arranged for saxophones, Popular Melody is a mazurka with a melancholy tune, likely...

Originally for clarinet and 3 basset horns. Mozart seems to have based the main theme of this piece on that of his famous 'Ave Verum Corpus'.

The slow movement from Mozart's timeless classic, Eine Kleine Nachtmusik, sensitively arranged for saxophone quartet, with due consideration given to the need for breathing spaces during the killer se...

This piece was originally written as a piano duet, and is subtitled 'Flamenco (gypsy dance)'. This arrangement passes bits of melody around all of the instruments, including a short rearranged section...

The last movement of Mozart's Piano Sonata No. 11, this piece was inspired by the music of Turkish marching bands. In Mozart's day this piece was often performed on a piano which had a 'Turkish Stop':...

Time to get practising! This technically demanding opening movement from 'Le Tombeau de Couperin' is not for the faint-hearted but is definitely worth the effort.

The arranger was inspired to create this arrangement of the American national anthem during the recent presidential inauguration, having heard the new version sung at the ceremony. A trawl through You...

Notes from the composer: "Personally, there has always been something about Baroque music, especially Bach's, that particularly caught my attention from the moment I started studying it: the construct...