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Battle Hymn of the Republic - Saxophone Quartet or Quintet

For Saxophone Quartet or Quintet

Each setting with new harmonies - new instrumental colors

With the repeat, can play over 4 minutes in length

Price: $9.95
SKU: 307205

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Part 1 – Alto Sax
Part 2 – Alto Sax
Part 3 – Tenor Sax
Part 4 – Tenor Sax
Part 5 – Baritone Sax

This arrangement includes an introductory chorus, 2 complete settings, each with new harmonies and new colors for the instrumental ensemble, and a full ending. The performance is complete with either a quartet, or a quintet.

Year subscribers download this music at no cost.

Both settings are in keys that make it possible to sing along with the ensemble. It is possible to combine several instrumental quartets or quintets. All of the following can be mixed or matched.

302205 – String Quartet or Quintet
304205 – Brass Quartet or Quintet
305205 – Clarinet Quartet or Quintet
307205 – Saxophone Quartet or Quintet
306205 – 7-8 Part setting for Mixed Woodwinds

Further 7-8 part settings are being made for other combinations of instruments. These settings were created by Bob Walters, former staff arranger for the U.S. Air Force Band in Washington.