What can I give my students
to practice other than their band music? This is an excellent
question, and the following lists should be of some help for middle
and high school students of all levels. Also, be sure to refer
to the Prescribed Music List published by UIL.
Solo CollectionsContaining
Literature for Various Levels:
Rascher Collection, compiled by S. Rascher (Woodwind
Service) Solos for the Alto Saxophone Player, compiled by
L. Teal (Schirmer) Program Solos for the Alto Saxophone, compiled by
L. Teal (Presser) Concert and Contest Collection, compiled by H.
Voxman (Rubank)
Tenor
Saxophone Solos:
Beginner
/ Intermediate
Bach/Londeix
Scherzetto
Leduc
Godard/Roberts
Berceuse
Carl
Fischer
Rameau/Mule
Tambourin
Leduc
St.
Saens/Felix
Two
Pavanes
Musicus
Schubert/Londeix
Impromptu
Leduc
Advanced
Anderson,
G
Sonata
Southern
Ben-Haim
Three
Songs without Words
MCA
Hartley
Poem
Presser
Lully/Mule
Phaeton
Leduc
Singelée
Concerto
No. 1
Chez
Adolphe Sax
Solo Collections
Concert Album
of French Classics,
compiled by Dahm (Musicus) Breeze-Easy Recital Pieces, compiled by Kinyon (Witmark) Solos for the Tenor Saxophone Player, compiled by L.
Teal (Schrimer)
The Texas School Music Project is a source for ideas
and information concerning pedagogical practices in the music classroom
or rehearsal hall.
The TSMP is a service provided to all music specialists by the faculty
of the School of Music at Stephen
F. Austin State University.
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