Ennio Morricone

Ennio Morricone For Sax

This volume presents a collection of famous compositions by Ennio Morricone, arranged for saxophone quartet by Paolo Favini. The transcriptions offer a new sonic perspective on the Maestro's iconic melodies, enhancing the timbral and dynamic potential of the sax ensemble. The repertoire includes some of the most famous and intense pieces of Morriconi's production: It Happened in Venice, Alfonsina of the Camellias, Once Upon a Time in the West, Childhood Memories, Like a Madrigal, Deborah's Theme, Gabriel's Oboe, Giù la testa, Indagine su un cittadino, Al di sopra di ogni sospetto, Infinito, Malèna, Metti, una sera a cena, Mille echi, Regan's Theme and You're Still You. The book includes both Full Scores and Single Parts for each instrument, making it ideal for preparing both educational and professional performances. A refined and engaging tribute, designed for performers who want to confront the emotional depth and expressive richness of Morricone's music through the ductile and warm voice of the saxophone quartet.

This volume presents a collection of renowned compositions by Ennio Morricone, arranged for saxophone quartet by Paolo Favini. The transcriptions offer a fresh sonic perspective on the Maestro's iconic melodies, highlighting the tonal and dynamic potential of the saxophone ensemble. The repertoire includes some of the most famous and emotionally powerful pieces from Morricone's output: It Happened in Venice, Alfonsina of the Camellias, Once Upon a Time in the West, Childhood Memories, Like a Madrigal, Deborah's Theme, Gabriel's Oboe, Down with the Head, Investigation of a Citizen, Above Suspicion, Infinity, Malèna, Metti, Una sera a cena, A Thousand Echoes, Regan's Theme, and You're Still You. The book includes both full scores and individual parts for each instrument, making it ideal for both educational and professional performance settings. A refined and engaging tribute, designed for performers who wish to explore the emotional depth and expressive richness of Morricone's music through the warm and versatile voice of the saxophone quartet.