Easy Jazz Saxophone Duets Digital PDF download
Easy Jazz Saxophone Duets
Looking for fun, new, fresh introduction to duet playing?
You have found it!
This collection of 9 lively pieces (19 pages) is ideal for Saxophone players of modest abilities who are just starting out and want a fun introduction to duet playing in the Jazz idiom. The original pieces that explore the Blues and Jazz styles are carefully written in comfortable keys, so as not to overwhelm ! The lower part is slightly more challenging to play, suitable for a player who is slightly more experienced.
Ideal for Practice sessions, classes or performance situations.
- Grades 1-3
- Easy and Fun to Play
- Simple Keys
- Ideal for beginners
- Limited range
- Basic Jazz Rhythms
- Bb parts included
" Jazz Duets Blues series of duets for Saxophone will help anyone get deep in to the roots of the past and the future of this music”
Leo Genovese
TUNES
1. Bourbon Street - lively blues in G with a classic blues introduction
2. Hobo - 12 bar blues in F, exploring the core major-minor sound that give the Blues so much flavour!
3. Ramblin, a riffy tune, with rolling jazz lower part
4. Delta Blues features a catchy bass line hook that is contagious!
5. Fats offers a slow moment of peace and tranquility!
6. Memphis features a memorable shuffle bass accompaniment that has a rock 'n roll sound!
7. Jive Blues explores the world of difference between long and short quarter notes
8. Barrel House Blues is a querky blues with challenging to and fro parts- rather like a game of ping pong!
9. Memphis "New Orleans' Trio (Bundled) - A trio version with Solo and modulations!
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United KingdomI found these duets to be both fun and difficult enough to be a challenge to me and my partner. would like info on more of these duets, many thanks
AustraliaI have really enjoyed playing your Duets and can’t wait to share your link with my students. I have been using James Rae Duets and have found yours go that one step further by offering the students a challenge to progress with the same chart from easy to intermediate and even advanced. Keep them coming! They’re a great escape during these trouble times.
PolandI'm 55 years old and in November I started learning to play the saxophone. Searching for online learning materials, I found "Easy Jazz Saxophone". This is what I was looking for. My son is a professional violinist and together we play duets (for now No. 1) violin / saxophone. Your YT Nick recordings are very helpful. As I learn all the bluses, I will buy the next level. For now I practice and I have great joy playing the saxophone and life. Thank you so much Nick. You are great! If you will be in Poland - I invite you. Simone
United StatesI haven't had a chance to use them yet. I was wondering if there was a play a long that I could use with the music until I get used to using notes alone? Or is youtube good enough?
AustriaThis is really a great stuff!!