Boris Goes to Dublin - Alun Cook

Boris Goes to Dublin"Boris" has a challenging solo part and was written as an "audience friendly" showpiece for Alto Saxophone and Wind Band. The solo part is a good Grade 8 standard and is arranged here for Alto Saxophone and Piano.

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		Hard		The MP3 is synthesized. Listen to the version for Band to hear a live saxophone.

Minute Waltz - Chopin arr. Alun Cook

Chopin's famous Waltz known as the "minute" (that's time, not size) cannot actually be played in that short a time, but it certainly needs dexterity and makes a good little encore piece.

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		Moderate

Wieldy Waltz - Alun Cook

Wieldy Waltz still has educational mileage as it explores a good range and addresses swing rhythms. Although generally technically undemanding there are a couple of bars that are quite challenging, making it a good GCSE performance piece. It is also available elsewhere on this website transcribed for Flute.

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		Moderate		Also available for Flute and Piano

Wizzy Izzy - Alun Cook

Wizzy Izzy was written for a student quartet which had a dazzling and virtuoso 1st Alto who loved the more challenging repertiore. In this arrangement for Alto and Piano the soloist still has an excellent chance to show-off

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		Hard		Also available for Saxophone Quartet

The Santa Express - Alun Cook

Deep in the depths of the Kent countyside at Christmas time, the Steam Railways run "Santa Specials" as a Christmas treat for the young and old alike and this light-hearted composition gives a hint of both Christmas and the steam locomotives. This version is for 2 Altos and Piano, but it can be found elsewhere on the site for Sextet, Octet, Sax Choir, Orchestra and Piano Duet.

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		Moderate

Smoothies - Alun Cook

Sultry, seductive, sexy, sleek - so laid back as to be horizontal!

Scoring is flexible. Take your time! Metronome speed is a maximum, and yes, the dissonances are supposed to be there.

Originally for 2 Altos, Baritone and Piano, it can be played on Alto, Tenor and Baritone, drums (with brushes) may be added, a bass may vbe added, and the baritone may be omitted especiialy if you have a bass player. Take your time! Metronome speed is a maximum, and yes, the dissonances are supposed to be there.