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101 Most Beautiful Songs for Alto Sax Sheet Music Songbook | Instrumental Folio for All Levels | Includes What a Wonderful World, Your Song, City of Stars, and More
Author(s): Hal Leonard Publishing Corporation (Author)
- Publisher: Hal Leonard Publishing Corporation
- Publication Date: Aug. 1 2020
- Language: English
- Print length: 120 pages
- ISBN-10: 1540048217
- ISBN-13: 9781540048219
Book Description
101 Most Beautiful Songs for Alto Sax Instrumental Sheet Music Collection * Experience the beauty of timeless melodies with this comprehensive sheet music collection for alto saxophonists of all levels. Featuring 101 beloved pop hits and jazz standards, this songbook is perfect for practice, performance, and personal enjoyment. * * Play Classic Songs on Alto Saxophone * This instrumental folio includes legendary songs such as What a Wonderful World, Your Song, City of Stars, Every Breath You Take, and Candle in the Wind. With easy-to-follow notation, this book is an ideal music teacher resource for students, educators, and solo performers. * * The Perfect Gift for Saxophonists * Looking for a thoughtful gift for an alto sax player or music lover? This softcover songbook is a must-have for those who appreciate iconic ballads, pop favorites, and jazz classics. Whether for learning, rehearsals, or performances, this book is a valuable addition to any musicians collection. * * Songs Included * What a Wonderful World * Your Song * City of Stars * Candle in the Wind * Every Breath You Take * The Sound of Silence * Stardust * Strangers in the Night * Yesterday * Michelle * Perfect * My Way * Shallow * and more!
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Founded in 1947, Hal Leonard LLC has become the worlds largest source of music performance and instructional materials, with a catalog of over a million products in both physical and digital form. They represent many of the greatest songwriters and artists of all time and publish and distribute works from all genres of music for all styles of musicians and ensembles.
