Variations on a Well-Known Hymn - Saxophone Quartet AATB
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SKU: A0.1012287
Arranged by Chris Kamerling. 20th Century,Concert,Contemporary,Sacred. 12 pages. Phantom K Music #6272391. Published by Phantom K Music (A0.1012287).Variations on a Well-Known Hymn is a setting of Holy, Holy, Holy for saxophone quartet (AATB). It begins with a beautiful statement of the hymn in homophonic texture. It is then gradually sent through variations which isolate the melodic components of the hymn while changing the harmonic structure, meter, and texture. This can be played by a medium-advanced set of players. This arrangement won composition honors at the 1996 MENC Biennial Convention. Duration is approximately 5:30. Chris Kamerling is a member of ASCAP and can be found on Facebook and YouTube at the following locations...Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/KamerlingComposer and on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/ckamerling93 If you should need to contact Mr. Kamerling, please send correspondence to phantomkmusic@gmail.com
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