Saxophone Ensemble Sheet Music

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? Take a look at Beat Up Boogie (Rickards) or Waltzing Soprillda (Buttall).

Playing as a sextet

Looking for saxophone sextet music? Many of our saxophone ensemble pieces are scored for only six saxophones or more, and have flexible parts to suit your exact line up. These titles work well for six saxophones:

Arcadia (Alastair Penman): two fun but easy pieces with flexible parts.
Aria – ‘Erbarme dich’, St. Matthew Passion (arr. Nigel Wood): a beautiful, melancholic aria for two solo saxophones.
Bach & Beyond (Nigel Wood): spot the quotes from seven of Bach’s most celebrated works.
Black Watch (Alastair Penman): two fun but easy pieces with flexible parts.
Concerto (Double Violin) (arr. Nigel Wood): an arrangement for two soprano saxophones of the concerto for two violins.
Fantasia No.3 (arr. Nigel Wood): mesmerising, melancholic polyphony from Elizabethan England.
In the Hall of the Mountain King (Grieg, arr. Kayleigh Huelin): enter the great hall of the Mountain Troll King.
Lost in the Stars (arr. Sally MacTaggart): lush harmonies in an iconic ballad.
Major Madness (Alastair Penman): three pieces with flexible parts, written for saxophone sextet and ideal for school and community ensembles.
Morning Mood (Grieg, arr. Kayleigh Huelin): the rising of the sun over the Moroccan desert.
Pavane (arr. Kayleigh Huelin): elegant French romanticism.
Petite Sweet (Karen Street): swing, jazz waltz, ballad and latin.
Sax Sonic (Mike Smith): funky, Bruno Mars-inspired writing: add guitar, bass and drums for extra groove.
Silver Chalice (Nigel Wood): a gentle, lyrical siciliano.
Simple or What?! (Chris Gumbley): great foot-tapping stuff, with optional improvisation.
Taking Off! (Alastair Penman): three fun and easy pieces with flexible parts.
Tenorista’s Tango (Karen Street): a tango that finally puts the tenors in the spotlight.
Toccata & Fugue in D minor (Bach, arr. Nigel Wood): baroque grandeur on saxes.