Little Fugue in G Minor for Saxophone Quartet

[@pageboy25]

measure 25 the last sixteenth note in the third beat of the alto part needs to be sharped, D to D#

[@romankingbhs]

Pinned for reference if anybody is using this to practice.

[@carladailey4272]

so who cares

[@sourry9649]

This is great, I love this. So well done. Never thought I’d hear a saxophone fugue of this but great work man

[@liams5056]

i really like this piece. However, i'd make the big impact moments more impactful lol. Maybe add some softer dynamics that grow amd grow. And fluxiating dynamics instead of forte and double forte. Other than that really impressive!

[@chorusnovae]

potevi anche andare un po più lento, non è una gara agonistica è Musica!!!

[@theodorosbargiotas5834]

good to try to tackle brilliant pieces like this, and make them accessible to instruments such as saxophone. But rubbish notes. you cannot write G flats instead of F sharps or, A flats instead of Gsharps etc. It's simply not readable.

[@MrTejero75]

Any good sax player would disagree. Yes flats are harder to read and writing them correctly is not easy. But sax players are required to read flats. Especially in a minor key.

[@romankingbhs]

Hey, thank you for the comment. Looking back on this, I completely agree. I’ve gotten a lot better at the whole music thing since I posted this attempt at a transcription, and I would do it a lot differently if I tried it again.

[@jetsettech8804]

@@MrTejero75 a sax player is never required to read an e sharp. No reason to write that not over an f natural.

[@jesuszuniga8922]

Bro I have played pieces with 5 flats

[@jesuszuniga8922]

Check out ferling no.42

[@goodsprings5271]

Trash arrangement tbh

[@andrewbenton7366]

like you can do anything better smh tbh

[@goodsprings5271]

@@andrewbenton7366 bruh its straight up just wrong

[@andrewbenton7366]

@@goodsprings5271 ok g

[@romankingbhs]

It’s not good. Straight up. I made this in high school and it’s just not the standard that I hold myself to these days.