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Étude After Alkan (Score and Parts)
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SKU: PE.EP68235A

Arranged for Saxophone Quartet. Composed by Marc-Andre Hamelin. Arranged by Matt Evans. Quartet; Single Titles; Solo Small Ensembles; Woodwinds. Edition Peters. Classical; Contemporary. Score and Part(s). 60 pages. Duration 00:04:30. Edition Peters #98-EP68235A. Published by Edition Peters (PE.EP68235A).

ISBN 9790300760261. 232 x 303mm inches.

Etude IV. from 12 Etudes in All the Minor Keys. Arranged for saxophone quartet by Matt Evans.

Matt Evans is a saxophonist in the U.S. Army Band “Pershing’s Own.” He is a founding member of the Zzyzx Quartet, Project Fusion and the Eastman Saxophone Project (ESP), and is a laureate of the Fischoff, Plowman, Coleman, J.C. Arriaga, and MTNA competitions.

One of the most pleasant surprises I’ve had in my composing life was my accidental discovery of the Zzyzx Quartet’s arrangement of this etude. If asked, I would have never thought that my piece could be adapted to the medium of the sax quartet! But Matt Evans’ ingenuity as an arranger, coupled with a genuinely masterful performance which managed to capture the true spirit of the work, convinced me completely. I am so happy to have a small part in contributing to the sax quartet literature! - Marc-Andre Hamelin


Arr : Saxophone Quartet: 4 saxophones
Publisher : Peters
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