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Band Aids: Concert Favorites For Alto Saxophone With Orchestra
Pop, Rock, Jazz And Country Music For Saxophone Show Tune and Movie Music For Saxophone Inspirational Music For Saxophone Classical Music For Saxophone Christmas Music For Saxophone Ensemble Music For Saxophone Method Books For Saxophone Sheet Music For Tenor Saxophone Sheet Music For Baritone Saxophone Sheet Music For Soprano Saxophone Manuscript Paper/Reference Books For Saxophone Reeds For Saxophone Accessories For Saxophone	Click on the image above to see a larger version. Band Aids: Concert Favorites For Alto Saxophone With Orchestra 16 pages, Item number 1100473DP, $29.98 From Bach to Tchaikovsky, this collection of classics offers a unique treat that spans two centuries of great music. If you are an alto saxophone player, then you will want to own this copy of "Band Aids"! Product Format: Instrumental Solo    This product has a difficulty rating of 2 on a scale of 1 through 6, with 6 being hardest.    A CD is included with this book. How to purchase this item: To purchase "Band Aids: Concert Favorites For Alto Saxophone With Orchestra", just click on the "Click to Buy!" button above. You will then have the option of placing your order online or ordering by mail, fax or phone. Return Policy: This product may be returned, unopened, within 30 days of purchase for a full refund, excluding shipping charges.	Quick Search Manage My Account Log In (Optional) Track An Order Gift Certificates Free Downloads Make An Account Related Saxophone Products Band Aids: Concert Favorites For Tenor Saxophone With Orchestra Popular Concert Favorites Popular Concert Favorites

Complete song list for "Band Aids: Concert Favorites For Alto Saxophone With Orchestra" - Sheet Music Songbook:

Slavonic Dance (Opus 46, No. 1) - Performer: The Stuttgart Festival Orchestra and John Cipolla - Composer: Anton Dvorak There Lived A King - Performer: The Stuttgart Festival Orchestra and John Cipolla - Composer: Arthur Sullivan - From: "The Gondoliers" A Melody Is Drifting (Opus 105, No. 1) - Performer: The Stuttgart Festival Orchestra and John Cipolla - Composer: Johannes Brahms Minuet - Performer: The Stuttgart Festival Orchestra and John Cipolla - Composer: Jean-Baptiste Lully Theme - Performer: The Stuttgart Festival Orchestra and John Cipolla - Composer: Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky - From: "Romeo And Juliet" March - Performer: The Stuttgart Festival Orchestra and John Cipolla - Composer: Serge Prokofieff - From: "The Love Of Three Oranges, Opus 63" Variations On A Theme By Paisiello - Performer: The Stuttgart Festival Orchestra and John Cipolla - Composer: Ludwig Van Beethoven Christ The Lord Is Risen Today - Performer: The Stuttgart Festival Orchestra and John Cipolla Second Movement - Performer: The Stuttgart Festival Orchestra and John Cipolla - Composer: Franz Joseph Haydn - From: "Emperor Quartet" Choral No. 42 - Performer: The Stuttgart Festival Orchestra and John Cipolla - Composer: Johann Sebastian Bach Choral No. 297 - Performer: The Stuttgart Festival Orchestra and John Cipolla - Composer: Johann Sebastian Bach Contra-Dance - Performer: The Stuttgart Festival Orchestra and John Cipolla - Composer: Ludwig Van Beethoven Polka - Performer: The Stuttgart Festival Orchestra and John Cipolla - Composer: Bedrich Smetana - From: "The Bartered Bride" Turkish March - Performer: The Stuttgart Festival Orchestra and John Cipolla - Composer: Ludwig Van Beethoven - From: "The Ruins Of Athens" Canzon - Performer: The Stuttgart Festival Orchestra and John Cipolla - Composer: Giovanni Gabrieli - From: "Sacrae Symphoniae" Crucifixus - Performer: The Stuttgart Festival Orchestra and John Cipolla - Composer: Giovanni Da Palestrina - From: "The Mass Te Deum Laudamus"

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Rico Alto Saxophone Reeds - Strength 1 1/2 Item number 2100036DP, $14.95 The standard Rico reed is the type of reed that we recommend for most beginning students. The reeds are good quality, without being too pricey.   Reeds are typically available in strengths of 1 through 5 (some brands label their reeds as Soft, Medium Soft, ... through Hard). In general, the lower the number, the easier it is to play most notes. The down side, is that the lower number reeds just don't sound as nice, and make it harder to hit high notes.   As a general rule, we recommend reeds with a strength of 2 (Soft) for people just getting started, and strength 2 1/2 (Medium Soft) for people who have played for a year (less time if they take lessons). The harder reeds should only be used after using the next softer size of reed for six months to a year, or at the recommendation of a private instructor or band director.

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