Qing Feng
soprano saxophone and marimba
Nigel Wood's Qing Feng is now available - an imaginative and colourful evocation of eastern 'energies' based on the Chinese four celestial animals.
View Qing Feng in the catalogue.
No Rest
arranged for saxophone and guitar
Saxophonists who happen to have a guitarist to duet with will be delighted to discover Mr Witch Hunt's latest piece No Rest for soprano sax and guitar. You can hear a snippet of No Rest from Gerard McChrystal and Craig Ogden's latest CD Pluckblow by checking the audio sample.
View No Rest in the catalogue.
Three Funky Pieces
arranged for saxophone and piano
Saxists with pianist partners will be just as restless with Ulrich Schultheiss's Three Funky Pieces - Okay Okay, Pink Sky and Wanted. Bb and Eb parts are included.
View Three Funky Pieces in the catalogue.
Matilda Goes Walkabout
arranged for clarinet and piano
This witty and imaginative take on Australia's signature waltz Waltzing Matilda was originally written for soprillo saxophone and called Waltzing Soprillda.
Matilda Goes Walkabout is an adaptation for clarinet and revisits 'Matilda' in the styles of Ravel, Schubert, Beethoven, Sousa, swing and more, and she is (of course!) serenaded with didgeridoo fanfares.
Although written for the soprillo and piano this clarinet and piano version can be played on any Bb or Eb clarinet allowing this antipodean gem to get the wider airing it deserves.
An Eb clarinet version is also available as an optional extra.
View Matilda Goes Walkabout in the catalogue.
Sax in the City
arranged for saxophone and piano
A saxophone and piano version of Colin Crabb's catchy salsa Sax In The City is now available for Bb or Eb saxophone. It includes and optional improvised section.
View Sax in the City in the catalogue.
Where Spirits & Demons Dance
arranged for saxophone and piano
Where Spirits & Demons Dance is now available for saxophone and piano. Bb and Eb part are included.
View Where Spirits & Demons Dance in the catalogue.
Waltzing Soprillda
arranged for saxophone and piano
Down Under at last!
This witty and imaginative take on Australia's signature waltz was originally written for Nigel Wood and his soprillo by Philip Buttall (It is one of the first pieces to be published for soprillo saxophone).
View Waltzing Soprillda in the catalogue.
