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 The Classic Experience - Alto Saxophone
 The Classic Experience - Alto Saxophone ... and piano of themes from some of the world's most popular classics as featured in the hugely successful recording compilations.Newest Review: ... related to any syllabus. Adagio From Spartacus [Khachaturian] C Major, 4:4 time (common time) with a few 'accidentals ... more ... (notes outside of the key signature), not too hard, lower end of Grade 4 in my opinion.
Barcarolle [Offenbach]
G Major, 6:8 time (this means 6 beats to a bar of quaver length or equivalent), one or two accidentals. Easy to play but quite hard to get the feeling of it without it sounding like a swing piece. Grade 4.
Canon [Pachelbel]
I love this. 4:4 time, G Major, in terms of timing very hard. The first 8 bars are all minims played very slowly (Larghetto) which takes a lot of control, the next 8 bars are crotchets...more |
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The Classic Experience - Alto Saxophone: What a classic book. (1446 words)
by - written on 06/10/08 (Very useful, 352 readings)
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The Classic Experience For Alto Saxophone and Piano ~~The Book~~ This sheet music book by Cramer Music contains 25 pieces of music seen by the publisher as 'many of the most popular classics'. At £8.95 or less this book represents great value. The book consists of a glossy backed book which contains all the piano and saxophone pieces on the pages so we have a top stave which is in treble clef for the saxophone, then a further two staves of treble and bass clef for the piano. There is then a central 'pull out' which contains just the saxophone parts. This is good as I can take this book to my saxophone teacher, who also plays piano ... Read the complete review
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