Bach (Camwell): 24 Chorales arr. for saxophone quartet Genre_with Organ Wermann studied organ with Gustav

Wermann studied organ with Gustav Merkel and later with Moritz Hauptmann at the Leipzig Conservatory

Wieck promoted Wermann and convinced him to devote his life to music

Charles-Joseph was a pupil of the famous oboist Gustave Vogt

The flute part is mostly diatonic and is written in mixed modal style

Lesson 2: The notes C and F-sharp are introduced along with eighth notes

Bach (Camwell): 24 Chorales arr. for saxophone quartet Genre_with Organ Wermann studied organ with GustavCode: JP4092 ISMN: 979 0 3019 0528 9 J. S. Bach wrote chorales throughout his life as part of his service to the Lutheran church. Bach's chorales are excellent models of 18th century counterpoint, and allow for those performing them to phrase following the clear harmonic motions contained within. The 24 chorales presented here were arranged for saxophone quartet by Dave Camwell. They are intended as music with which an ensemble can learn to expertly