Five attractive pieces for young players exploring different moods and producing a well-rounded suite. Idiomatically written for the instrument. Straight-forward, with effective piano accompaniments, although the pieces also remain satisfying when unaccompanied. Dedicated to the composer's young son, these five pieces of moderate difficulty describe a typical weekend in the life of a young person. A stroll down town, the fun of a Saturday night out, the excitement of ten-pin bowling, the peacefulness of a Sunday evening in and the sprint to get to school in time on a Monday morning. This title is available for both Alto and Tenor (or Soprano) Saxophone.
Reviews
Dedicated to Alan's son, Sam, these five varied pieces are colourful and suit the saxophone well. The accompaniment is printed for both E flat or B flat saxes while the sax line stays the same. Each number describes a different part of the weekend, ending in a rush to get to school on time on Monday. They are written in an attractive style at about Grade 4-5 level, and will prove to be a very useful set of pieces for the younger student. * Clarinet & Saxophone Spring 1995 *
Written for saxophone, with piano accompaniment, these five lively pieces offer tuneful, lively descriptions of the average young person's weekend, ending with the Monday morning rush. * Sheet Music *



Book Information
ISBN 9781854727787
Author Alan Bullard
Page Count 28
Imprint Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music
Publisher Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music
Weight(grams) 117g
Dimensions(mm) 305mm * 210mm * 2mm