With over 100 saxophone ensemble sheet music pieces to choose from, you will find Saxtet is the place for saxophone ensemble music. Our flexible arrangements allow you to play your chosen pieces with your own unique combination of players.
You will find classical arrangements, jazz and contemporary compositions, and arrangements of rock and pop songs.
You can transport your ensemble to the Cantonese opera with Nigel Wood’s Man-Mou. You can travel to Scotland with Craig Rickards Oileáin Reel, or visit South America with Tomsett’s Antología Latina.
Maybe you’re looking for ensemble pieces with a chance for someone to solo and have their spotlight? You can do this with Beat Up Boogie (Rickards), Bach’s Double Violin Concerto (arr. Wood), or Waltzing Soprillda (Buttall).
Saxtet is always adding new music to our selection of saxophone ensembles. With our flexible instrumentation options, there is something for everyone.
Gumbley’s Simple or What?, Penman’s Taking Off, and Street’s Carnival are perfect to kick-start your ensemble with newer saxophone players.
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Can I play my ensemble sheet music with any combination of saxophones?
Almost all of our ensembles have flexible parts enabling a range of different line-ups, with many optional and alternative parts. The instrumentation guide on each product page will let you know what is possible.
Can I have more than one player per part?
This is possible, but always be aware of balance. Our ensembles are usually written for one saxophone per part unless otherwise specified, so try to add extra saxophones in equal numbers, or/and adjust dynamics accordingly.
Can I listen to the ensembles before purchasing?
Many of our ensembles have been recorded, and these are available to hear on the individual product pages. We're always adding more recordings, so if you know of a recording and it's not on our website, let us know!
Do I get separate parts for my saxophone ensemble sheet music?
Yes, each saxophone ensemble comes with a score, and individual parts for each saxophone.
Can I email my ensemble the PDFs of their music?
It is illegal under international copyright laws to make copies, share files, or re-sell these editions. This includes uploading files to file-sharing websites such as Scribd, or copying music out and uploading to sites such as MuseScore. You may share individual files with members of ensembles for rehearsal purposes, but we request that these files are deleted by those members after use.
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