excerpts from Children's Songs by Chick Corea, arranged by Rob Buckland for saxophone and piano
Performed by Rob Buckland and Peter Lawson from their CD Towards the Light https://www.robbuckland.com/recordings/towards-the-light-1998-2005/  

Children's Songs by Chick Corea, arranged by Rob Buckland for saxophone and piano is published and available from www.astute-music.com

Chick Corea Children's Songs (sax & piano) arr Rob Buckland

A beguilingly beautiful composition, with the three harp parts weaving their melodies and arpeggiated harmonies around each other.

Water Nymph  3-part harp ensemble by Stephen Dunstone

Featuring Andy Scott’s SaxAssault rhythm section – Paul Kilvington (keyboards), Ollie Collins (bass guitar) & Elliott Henshaw (drums) with Bob Mintzer (sax)

Don't Shoot the Duck by Andy Scott

Access All Areas - Thirteen fun and funky pieces that are designed to provide the intermediate to advanced level player with an opportunity to play-along with a great rhythm section, reading original compositions by Andy Scott and Mark White.

Each track includes a carefully crafted opportunity to improvise that is simply based on one or two keys or scales. The result is a book that is suited both to experienced improvisers and especially those that may be new to improvising.

Keys of C, B flat, E flat treble clef & C bass clef.

Book and play-along CD available from Astute Music www.astute-music.com/shop/product_info.php?cPath=45&products_id=129

Andy Scott - Don't Shoot the Duck (with Bob Mintzer)

The Lunar Saxophone Quartet performing Paper Doll, by Lucy Pankhurst.

Paper Doll

Tjuonavagge by Andy Scott 
for two solo alto saxophones and saxophone ensemble.

Kyran Matthews & William Upton solo alto saxophones and the RNCM saxophone ensemble.

Andy Scott - Tjuonavagge

The premiere performance of 'Borealis (into blue)' by the Borealis saxophone quartet and RNCM string ensemble (during the RNCM Spotlight Concert on 10.12.2012)

The Aurora Borealis is a natural 'light display' in the sky - caused by charged particles being drawn into the earth's upper atmosphere. The collision causes energy to be released, which causes the lights we see in the sky.

Commissioned by the Borealis Saxophone Quartet, the piece reflects this natural phenomena with constantly shifting colours,  high-energy collisions and, eventually, the piece fades into a silent and still inky-blue night sky...

Borealis (into blue)

Freshwater Tears for multi level harp ensemble by Lauren Scott

This is part of HARPS ACROSS THE NORTH project - 3 new pieces for amateur harp groups by Lauren Scott supported by the PRS Foundation Women Make Music.  https://bit.ly/37aEFwa   All of the rain effects are created using extended techniques on the harp. 

Freshwater Tears is inspired by the poem Rain by Simon Armitage which is part of the Stanza Stones.

The Stanza Stones was a collaboration between Ilkley Literature Festival, Simon Armitage and Pennine Prospects.

Freshwater Tears - Lauren Scott

Greensleeves for saxophone quartet by Mark White

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Andy Scott - Don't Shoot the Duck (with Bob Mintzer)

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