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24 Sax Quartets - Hymns and Folk Songs - JVG-4922-Books A collection of intermediate to advanced Saxophone quartets intended for performance. Many include optional percussion parts. |
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Ach Elslein, Liebses Elslein Mein - JVG-4123-Sax Ach Elslein liebes Elslein mein (Alas, my little Elsie) is a madrigal by Ludwig Senfl arranged for sax quartet |
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Amazing Grace - JVG-4038-Sax Amazing Grace arranged for 4 saxes |
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Beautiful Saviour - JVG-4037-Sax A new arrangement of the song Beautiful Saviour for 4 saxes. Beautiful harmonies in this tune, also known as Fairest Lord Jesus |
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Come Thou Fount - JVG-4148-Sax Here's a classic arrangement for 4 saxes of Come Thou Fount of Many Blessings. |
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Danny Boy - JVG-4005-Sax Danny Boy is an arrangement that all quartets should have in their repertoire. This one is uniquely arranged for sax quartet and percussion in a swing jazz style. Lots of room for personal interpretation. |
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Edelweiss - JVG-4121-Sax A beautiful easy arrangement of Edelweiss for 4 saxes |
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Eternal Father - JVG-4144-Sax A powerful sax quartet arrangement of the classic Navy Hymn "Eternal Father Strong to Save". |
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Farewell to Nova Scotia - JVG-4119-Sax A lively Canadian Folk Song from the maritimes, here is Farewell to Nova Scotia arranged for sax quartet |
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Going Home - JVG-4035-Sax This piece interweaves the tunes of "Going Home" from Anton Dvorak, "In the sweet by and by", and "Softly and tenderly, Jesus is calling". Written for 4 saxes, it is most effective when accompanied by timpani and snare percussion (parts included). |
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Greensleeves - JVG-4125-Sax The familar tune Greensleeves is arranged here for 4 saxes |
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Here at the Cross - JVG-4168-Sax The beautiful tune, Here at the Cross is arranged here for 4 saxes |
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How Beautiful the Skies - JVG-4033-Sax How Beautiful the Skies is an arrangement for 4 saxes of an original SATB choral piece. |
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Land of the Silver Birch - JVG-4120-Sax Land of the Silver Birch is based on a Canadian Folk Song and arranged here for sax quartet |
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Loch Lomond - JVG-4146-Sax One of the most beautiful and recognizable songs from Scotland (Loch Lomond) is presented here, arranged for sax quartet. |
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My Bonnie Lass - JVG-4124-Sax My Bonny Lass (she smileth) is a famous English ballett, written by Thomas Morley and published in 1595 in his First Book of Balletts to Five Voices. It is arranged here for sax quartet |
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My Luve is like a Red Red Rose - JVG-4003-Sax My Luve is like a Red Red Rose is a quartet arrangement of the beautiful setting to the words of the Scottish Poet Robert Burns. |
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Nearer My God to Thee - JVG-4001-Sax Nearer My God to Thee is arranged for sax quartet. A beautiful melody popularized as the last song the string quartet on the Titanic played as it was abandoned. |
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Passion Chorale - JVG-4055-Sax A unique arrangement in time for easter services, this quartet uses the tune O Sacred Head Now Wounded |
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Scarborough Fair - JVG-4150-Sax This arrangement of Scarborough Fair has great dynamics, interesting parts, and beautiful harmony, a great choice for a sax quartet |
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She's Like the Swallow - JVG-4118-Sax A well recognized Canadian Folk Song, She's Like the Swallow is arranged here for 4 saxes |
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Shenandoah - JVG-4076-Sax A new arrangement of the beautiful tune Shenandoah for 4 saxes. |
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The Leaves of the Fall - JVG-4041-Sax A lovely arrangement for 4 saxes of the Remembrance Day SATB Choral piece also available on this website. |
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Un Canadien errant - JVG-4054-Sax A French Canadian folk tune arranged for 4 saxes. |
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Waly Waly - JVG-4126-Sax The Water Is Wide (also called "O Waly, Waly" or simply "Waly, Waly") is a folk song of Scottish origin. It remains popular in the 21st century. It has been arranged here for sax quartet in a unique style utilizing the tune in 3/4 and in 4/4 meter. |