Festive Saxophone Fun
by Karen North
DIGITAL Download Edition
Enjoy hours of playing with this wonderful collection of 50 pieces of festive music from around the world. There are settings of both sacred and secular works.
Music is such an important part of celebrations, and this book brings you a large selection of Christmas songs and carols, as well as music to celebrate the festivals of New Year, Thanksgiving, Harvest, Halloween, Winter Carnival, Cherry Blossom Festival, Doll’s Festival, Star Festival, Hanukkah and St Nicholas Day.
The arrangements offer maximum flexibility, with solo saxophone, duet and/or trio settings, and range in standard from Preliminary to Grade 4. The arrangements by Karen North have been prepared in consultation with saxophone specialist Camilla Bellstedt.
FREE recordings of every piece in this collection are available on The Young Instrumentalist YouTube channel.
So come and join the celebrations with Festive Saxophone Fun!
Specifications
Contents: 51 pieces
Standard: Preparatory/Preliminary to Grade 4
Key signatures: up to three sharps/flats
Time signatures: 4/4, 3/4, 2/4, ₵, 6/8
Format: Digital
Size: 44 pages
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