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SKU: A0.1313105
Composed by Carl August Nielsen. Arranged by Tommy Johansson, Hjo. Advent,Christian,Christmas,Classical. 9 pages. Tommy Johansson, Hjo #901938. Published by Tommy Johansson, Hjo (A0.1313105).Strange is to Say
A Saxophone Quartet arrangement by Tommy Johansson, Hjo of
“Strange is to Say” a well-known song by the Danish Composer Carl Nielsen (1865-1931) originally, as a choral hymn. The Swedish title is Förunderligt och märkligt and the original title in Danish is Forunderligt at sige.
Level: Easy
Saxophone Quartet: Two alto saxophones, tenor sax, baritone sax (optional Soprano saxophone is included)
Score w. transposed parts; 9 pages, Key: Ab, Duration: 2’00’’
About the arranger:
Tommy Johansson, Hjo (Sweden)
Music instructor, arranger, and composer.
After a Master degree in Fine Arts of Music at the Gothenburg Academy of Music,
advanced training in arrangement and composition.
Frequently hired arranger and music instructor.
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