Arranged in 2019 for the B.T. Williams Quartet, a saxophone quartet (with added percussion instruments) busking in the Victoria, British Columbia area

Original written by Angus Young and Malcolm Young, recorded by AC/DC

This playback demo was created using MuseScore 4 and the Muse Sounds and MS Basics libraries. Tracks were processed to repair artifacts in the Muse Sounds samples before final mixing and mastering.

Nightmare-fuel AI artwork courtesy of Leonardo.ai

AC/DC – Thunderstruck (arr. for sax quartet)

Transcribed and arranged in 2019 for the B.T. Williams Quartet, a saxophone quartet (with added percussion instruments) busking in the Victoria, British Columbia area

The Marvel Studios fanfare was originally composed by Michael Giacchino
"The Avengers" was originally composed by Alan Silvestri

This playback demo was created using MuseScore 4 and the Muse Sounds and MS Basics libraries. Tracks were processed to repair artifacts in the Muse Sounds samples before final mixing and mastering.

Nightmare-fuel AI artwork courtesy of Leonardo.ai

Avengers Assemble! (arr. for sax quartet)

Music For Eight Pieces Of Metal

B.T. Wiliams Quartet in Concert
April 11th, 2015
Philip T. Young Recital Hall
University of Victoria School of Music


Elliot del Borgo (1938–2013)
Quartet for Saxophones (1987)

I. ♩. = 152
II. ♩= 60
III. ♩= 152


Austin Nicholl, soprano saxophone
Seán Maynard, alto saxophone
Lee Whitehorne, tenor saxophone
Zach Smith, baritone saxophone

Elliot del Borgo: Quartet for Saxophones

B.T. Wiliams Quartet in Concert
April 11th, 2015
Philip T. Young Recital Hall
University of Victoria School of Music


John Mackey (1973–)
Strange Humors (2008)


Austin Nicholl, soprano saxophone
Seán Maynard, alto saxophone
Lee Whitehorne, tenor saxophone
Zach Smith, baritone saxophone
DJ Lochead, djembe

John Mackey: Strange Humors

B.T. Wiliams Quartet in Concert
April 11th, 2015
Philip T. Young Recital Hall
University of Victoria School of Music


George Gershwin (1898–1937)
Cuban Overture (1932)(arr. C. Tomsett)


Austin Nicholl, soprano saxophone
Adam Jasieniuk, soprano saxophone
Seán Maynard, alto saxophone
Steven Cramaro, alto saxophone
Lee Whitehorne, tenor saxophone
Skye Eriksen, tenor saxophone
Zach Smith, baritone saxophone
Matthew Bell, baritone saxophone
David P. Gagnon, conductor

George Gershwin: Cuban Overture

B.T. Wiliams Quartet in Concert
April 11th, 2015
Philip T. Young Recital Hall
University of Victoria School of Music


Claude Pascal (1921–)
Quatuor pour saxophones

I. Animé
II. Choral
III. Mouvement de valse
IV. Vif


Austin Nicholl, soprano saxophone
Seán Maynard, alto saxophone
Lee Whitehorne, tenor saxophone
Zach Smith, baritone saxophone

Claude Pascal: Quatuor pour saxophones

Mouth Moods

Download on BC for bonus tracks: https://yaboydollarz.bandcamp.com/album/play-this-at-my-funeral


.:: TRACK LIST ::.
0:00 Enter The Crocodile Parade
3:02 Talk Shanty 2 Me
4:02 Back With Cat
5:31 Crawling Stars
8:35 Identity Theft
8:55 100,000 Miles
10:38 Michael Found Dead In Miami (Interlude 1)
11:30 Invaders Of Core
13:58 My Response To Big Bang Theory
15:14 hello
17:01 Tale Of The Disturbing Scream
19:43 Heartwarming! Man Finds His Way Home After Hours of Searching!
20:25 DelFan98 Gets Mugged On Stream FAIL (Interlude 2)
20:53 That's Not My
21:19 Crank That Baby Boy
24:18 One Wish
26:30 Royal Loser
29:26 September (Epic Meloncholy Ver.)

Play This At My Funeral

Mouth Dreams

Toronto-based multi-instrumentalist, composer and music educator with diverse roots in classical, jazz and contemporary art music, as well as street performance and musical theatre. Frequently juggling a unique array of saxophones, bassoons, and clarinets (even cello) within a single performance, he has performed alongside ensembles from across southern British Columbia, including the Victoria Symphony, Theatre Under the Stars Vancouver, and as a founding member of the BT Williams Quartet. Whitehorne earned a Bachelor of Music from the University of Victoria in 2018 and currently pursues academic research into music, language, and the brain, as part of graduate studies in psychology. As a composer, his output includes works for solo musicians, chamber ensemble and larger forces. Whitehorne has often been heard in an eclectic mix of venues around Victoria, from the Royal Theatre to the Inner Harbour causeway, passionate about sharing fresh, engaging music with new audiences.