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Two Jazzy Songs of Meaning for alto sax and piano
SM-000161527
| Composer | folklore |
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Arranger 
| John Gibson |
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| Genre |
Religious
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| Instrumentation |
Piano, Alto Saxophone |
| Scored for | Solo, Accompanying piano |
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| Type of score | Score for two performers, Solo part |
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| Duration |
3'0" |
| Difficulty |
Easy |
| Description |
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| Two Jazzy Songs of Meaning for flute and piano includes "Free at Last" and "Amazing Grace". These songs both have significant meaning to the arranger, John Gibson. They are meant for players who want a jazzy piece that is not difficult to play. Includes a score and individual part. The audio sample is the clarinet version, but is very similar to the arrangement for alto saxophone. |
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