Concert and Contest Music for Woodwinds

The well-known final movement from Mozart's "Piano Sonata in A Major K. 331." The title, in English, Turkish Rondo, refers to an exotic "Turkish" style that was quite popular in his time. Good

Percy Grainger based this delightful piece on a little tune he made on a three-day walk in the Scottish Highlands in 1900 as a hummed accompaniment to his tramping feet. A great piece to perfect skills such

As part of the completion of my doctorate, I was required to write multiple recitals of music which gave me the opportunity to explore numerous different same instrument ensembles. One of these pieces was

Sections of lively dance patterns with a Celtic feel are interspersed with contrasting syncopation and rhythmic variations that lead to a grand statement at the end. Scored for sopranino sax (optional), two

This Grainger classic is now available for saxophone choir. Scored for 2 soprano sax, 3 alto sax, 2 tenor sax, 2 baritone sax and optional bass sax.

Here is a very effective example of Classical music for woodwind ensembles, with trills and other ornamentation to add lightness and interest to the whole arrangement. A great choice for any concert or

The classic depiction of Death and the dancing dead is arranged by Thorne for saxophone octet. Death's violin solo is featured throughout the upper instruments, along with the immediately-identifiable

Originally written for double reeds, this arrangement of Gary Bricault is an outstanding contribution to the saxophone choir literature. Scored for sopranino sax, 3 soprano sax, 4 alto sax, 3 tenor sax, 2

Instrumentation of 2 soprano sax, 2 alto sax, 2 tenor sax, 1 baritone sax, 1 bass sax with optional bari sax 2 part as substitute for bass sax.

The overture is classic Rossini, a fun performance for players and audience both. This is the overture that features bow taps/key clicks in numerous places, and they are kept here in Thorne's meticulously