Dunno if this is the right place to post. Sorry for the stupid question!
I'm not a reeds player. My other half is an experienced (G8, music graduate) clarinet and tenor sax player and teacher. She's just bought an alto, and I'd like to get some sheet music as a small present to go alongside it when it arrives this week.
Any recommendations? She's a classical player who plays jazz/blues/pop for fun. She's not the biggest Charlie P fan. She likes smoother, less shreddy players if you get me. Likes Cannonball Adderley. But most of her favourites are tenor players!
So I'm after something that's fun and a good exercise for a new instrument for a good player. Backing tracks good, but not essential!
I'm not a reeds player myself, but I'm a pretty knowledgable musician so feel free to talk shop to a certain degree! Obviously I know I need Eb parts...
Thanks!
I'm not a reeds player. My other half is an experienced (G8, music graduate) clarinet and tenor sax player and teacher. She's just bought an alto, and I'd like to get some sheet music as a small present to go alongside it when it arrives this week.
Any recommendations? She's a classical player who plays jazz/blues/pop for fun. She's not the biggest Charlie P fan. She likes smoother, less shreddy players if you get me. Likes Cannonball Adderley. But most of her favourites are tenor players!
So I'm after something that's fun and a good exercise for a new instrument for a good player. Backing tracks good, but not essential!
I'm not a reeds player myself, but I'm a pretty knowledgable musician so feel free to talk shop to a certain degree! Obviously I know I need Eb parts...
Thanks!