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Baritone Sax Solo Rep

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Baritone Sax Solo Rep

Thursday, December 2, 2010 6:00 PM
Author: Not Found

Can anyone recommend classical solo literature written for the baritone saxophone?

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Bari repertoire
Thursday, December 2, 2010 8:25 PM
Author: Miami University Libraries

For medium difficulty, I have used Jared Spear's Ritual and Celebration, for easier difficulty, I have used the Dubois A la Russe from Pieces caracteristiques. This is not composed for Bari, but I think it works well. Jackie Lamar

Friday, December 3, 2010 3:19 AM
Author: Rheuben Allen

A few years ago I heard Marshall Taylor play Jan Krzywicki's [I]Fable,[/I] and remember thinking it was definitely one of the better pieces I'd heard for baritone and piano. It's widely available and not expensive; just do a web search.

William Presser wrote a
Monday, May 6, 2013 1:49 AM
Author: Not Found

William Presser wrote a wonderful sonatina for bari and piano. The difficulty of the piece is very relative to the pay-off and really challenges the players power to not only wiggle fingers and honk low notes, but also play the instrument lyrically, in tune, and in the higher register. You can probably find it at the tritone publications website.

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