Preview: Tenor Saxophone Descants on 10 Hymn Tunes
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SKU: A0.917298
Composed by Christoph Anton, Goerge F. Handel, Gustav Holst, Hugh Wilson, Johann Sebastian Bach, John Bacchus Dykes, and John Hughes. Arranged by Robert Chamberlin. Christian,Christmas,Easter,Sacred. Individual part. 13 pages. Robert Chamberlin #5038491. Published by Robert Chamberlin (A0.917298).The tenor saxophone descants in this collection are based on 10 different hymn tunes. Two different descants are included for "Joy to the World" (tune: Antioch).
Different seasons of the Christian church year are represented, including: Christmas, Lent, Easter, and Trinity Sunday.
Only the notated descants are included here, listed with hymn tune names, without notated hymn scores.
The audio clip includes the first five descants in the collection, with hymn accompaniment on the piano.
These descants are also available for flute, oboe and soprano saxophone. Please check SMP listings for those scores.
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