That nice Mr Thomas has done a couple of arrangements for sax quartet that can be downloaded from the subscribers' section of this site (someone will be along shortly to explain how you get them if you're not a subscriber).
The tunes are Liberty Bell (aka Monty Python - by J P Sousa) and Love Them by Pete off his Midnight in the Naked City album.
In a fit of madness I have recorded both. Liberty Bell's not quite as polished as I might have hoped (well, you try reading 5 flats at that speed) but Love Them (being somewhat easier to play) is a tad more together. For those who hate the sight of keys with more than 2 flats in them Pete has dropped the arrangement of LB a semitone, but you'll need that low A on the baritone.
If you've got a quartet I reckon they're a useful couple of pieces to have in your repertoire.
So here they are:
https://soundcloud.com/nicksax/liberty-bell-r]View: https://soundcloud.com/nicksax/liberty-bell-r']https://soundcloud.com/nicksax/liberty-bell-r
View: https://soundcloud.com/nicksax/love-theme
(Should be Love Them)
The tunes are Liberty Bell (aka Monty Python - by J P Sousa) and Love Them by Pete off his Midnight in the Naked City album.
In a fit of madness I have recorded both. Liberty Bell's not quite as polished as I might have hoped (well, you try reading 5 flats at that speed) but Love Them (being somewhat easier to play) is a tad more together. For those who hate the sight of keys with more than 2 flats in them Pete has dropped the arrangement of LB a semitone, but you'll need that low A on the baritone.
If you've got a quartet I reckon they're a useful couple of pieces to have in your repertoire.
So here they are:
https://soundcloud.com/nicksax/liberty-bell-r]View: https://soundcloud.com/nicksax/liberty-bell-r']https://soundcloud.com/nicksax/liberty-bell-r
View: https://soundcloud.com/nicksax/love-theme
(Should be Love Them)
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