An indispensable collection of sixty progressive studies for unaccompanied saxophone, suitable for E flat and B flat instruments. The book systematically covers aspects of technique, in order of difficulty from Grades 1 to 8, while being carefully paced to provide lots of material at each level. Includes a fabulous variety of repertoire in classical, jazz and other contemporary styles for teachers and their pupils.

About the Author
Alan Bullard studied composition at the Royal College of Music with Herbert Howells. He combines composition with a teaching post at Colchester Institute School of Music. His music is widely performed, broadcast on television and radio, and appears on several recordings. The variety of commissions that he has undertaken in recent years are some indication of the wide appeal of his music to many different types of musicians and audiences.

Reviews
Alan Bullard is one of the most accomplished writers for saxophone in Britain today and this new volume is an absolute delight. ... The stylistic range is commendable... Go out tomorrow and buy it! This volume will become a standard text for years to come. * CASS *
An attractive book. This is a great addition to the study repertoire for the saxophone and wil find a use from beginner right through to post-grade 8. * Music Teacher *



Book Information
ISBN 9781860965371
Author Alan Bullard
Page Count 48
Imprint Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music
Publisher Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music
Weight(grams) 187g
Dimensions(mm) 305mm * 228mm * 3mm