Title | Composer/Arranger (Publisher) |
The British Grenadiers
A fun little march with a quote from "Rule Brittania" in the middle. | arr. James Christiansen
(Kendor) |
Strike Up The Band
Adapted from Gershwin's own piano arrangement. Gershwin would play these little ditties at dinner parties. | Gershwin, arr. Don Fabian |
| Theme from "An American in Paris" | Gershwin, arr. Gerry Cappuccio
(New World Music Corp.) |
| With You I'm Born Again | David Shire, arr. Don Fabian |
Beatles Medley
Includes "Yesterday", "Norwegian Wood" and "Michelle". | Lennon/McCartney, arr. Mike Loveless (unpublished) |
When I'm Sixty-Four
Another Beatles favorite in an all-time classic arrangement. | Lennon/McCartney, arr. Ray Ricker (Kendor) |
George M. Cohan Medley
All of Cohan's most famous tunes in a fantastic arrangement by Paul Nagle. Would you believe he's not even a sax player? | Cohan, arr. Paul Nagle
(Musicians Publications) |
"Badinerie" from Suite in B Minor
Bringing the heavy artillery to the famous suite for flute and orchestra. | Bach, arr. Don Fabian |
| Theme from "St. Elsewhere" | Dave Grusin, arr. Don Fabian |
Musetta's Waltz
from "La Boheme" | Puccini, arr. David Lovrien
(Cimarron) |
A Lone Star Portrait
A medley of Texas folk songs. | arr. David Lovrien |
| Theme from "St. Elmo's Fire" | David Foster, arr. Don Fabian |
Rhosymedre
A beautiful prelude, originally for organ. | Vaughan-Williams, arr. Don Fabian |
Alexander's Ragtime Band
A fantastic arrangement by our great friend and colleague Bill Holcombe. | Irving Berlin, arr. Bill Holcombe
(Musicians Publications) |
Premier Suite
a.k.a. the theme from "Masterpiece Theater". One of our favorites, arranged by our founding bari player. Tom teaches and runs a music store in England now. | Mouret, arr. Tom Beers |
Autumn in New York
One of the famous "Hollywood Saxophone Quartet" arrangements. One of our most requested. | arr. Lennie Niehaus |
Prelude and Beguine (1954)
"A Modern Styling for Saxophone Quartet" - We call these old pieces "dollar bin" charts, and we have a ton of them. Don usually transposes the 1st alto part to soprano, since most quartets were AATB back then. This one is really catchy! | Victor Williams
(Carl Fischer) |
Les Buffons
From Paul Harvey's collection of Renaissance music. Recorded in concert at SMU in 1987. | ed. Paul Harvey (Chester) |
This Can't Be Love
Another Hollywood Saxophone Quartet chart. Swings hard! | arr. Lennie Niehaus |
A Study in Contrasts
Another old classic. We had a tradition of always playing this as the second tune on every gig. Dunno why. | Sammy Nestico (Kendor) |
Le Coucou
Also from Paul Harvey's Renaissance collection. | Louis Claude Daquin, ed. Paul Harvey (Chester) |
Under the Double Eagle
A classic march, made harder than it should be. | J.F. Wagner, arr. David Lovrien (Cimarron) |
| Quatour | Pierre Max Dubois (Leduc) |
Overture in Bb
from our Concert Artists Guild audition tape. | Handel, arr. Schmidt
(WIM Inc.) |
Have You Met Miss Jones?
Another Hollywood Saxophone Quartet classic. | arr. Lennie Niehaus |
Pavane
Warning - this is our first reading of the chart, and there are a few wrong notes. But listening to it again, there were also some really nice musical moments, so why not share? | Faur
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