Dehaske Big Swop + Cd - Clarinette Saxophone Ténor Et Soprano
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Summary of This Score
This score offers a collection designed for learning and the pleasure of playing in a small ensemble. The writing highlights the complementary roles of the clarinet and saxophones (soprano and tenor), with catchy themes and contrasting styles that encourage rhythmic consistency, articulation, and group cohesion. Thanks to an elementary level of difficulty, it is suitable both for first trio experiences and ensemble workshops in music schools, while remaining sufficiently musical for a recital or an event.
Program includes:
Take off
It's Rocktime, Baby
Mr. John
Caribbean Express
Easy, Man!
Come on let's dance
Lonely Rock
The Bicycle groove
So Beautiful
The Hey Disco
Waltz for L.
Rag is back
Technical specifications
| Publication | Methods | ||
| Composer | van Gorp, Fons | Language | Deutsch |
| Instrumentation | Clarinet, Soprano Saxophone, Tenor Saxophone | Difficulty | Elementary |
Questions frequently asked
For which instruments is Big Swop + CD written?
The instrumentation includes a clarinet, a soprano saxophone, and a tenor saxophone. The writing is designed for trio performance, with complementary roles between the three parts.
What skill level is required to play Big Swop?
The collection is classified as elementary difficulty. It is intended for initial trio practice and ensemble workshops in music schools.
How many pieces does this collection for clarinet and saxophones contain?
The selection includes 12 pieces, including "Take off," "Caribbean Express," and "Rag is back." Titles such as "The Hey Disco" and "Waltz for L." indicate contrasting styles. The work focuses notably on rhythmic steadiness and articulation.
Is the Big Swop collection delivered with a CD?
The indication "+ CD" appears in the title of the work.
In which language is this method published?
The publication is listed in German ("Deutsch").



