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Composition for saxophone quartet (soprano, alto, tenor, and baritone), recorded by the World Saxophone Quartet on Live in Zurich (1984). The archive includes a score in holograph and professionally copied parts. It was published in the Julius Hemphill Saxophone Quartet Collection by Subito Music.
Found on: Live in Zurich, The Hard Blues: Live in Lisbon.
From Marty Ehrlich: The alto saxophone part in the Julius Hemphill Papers includes Hemphill’s notes on this piece’s “roadmap” in performance.
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Composition for saxophone quartet (two alto, tenor, and baritone), recorded by the World Saxophone Quartet on Live in Zurich. The Julius Hemphill Papers includes parts for the alto and tenor saxophones, though not baritone. “Stick” also appears as one of the movements in the suite “Wind/Rhythms,” written for the collaboration between the World Saxophone Quartet and Max Roach & M’Boom.
Found on: Live in Zurich.
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Composition for saxophone quartet with woodwind doubling (flute, soprano saxophone, alto flute, and bass clarinet). Recorded by the World Saxophone Quartet on Steppin’ with the World Saxophone Quartet (1979) and Live in Zurich (1984). The Julius Hemphill Papers includes parts for flute, alto flute, and bass clarinet, though not for soprano saxophone, which is the part played by Hemphill in concert.
Found on: Steppin’ with the World Saxophone Quartet, Live in Zurich.
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Composition for saxophone quartet (three tenor and baritone), recorded by the World Saxophone Quartet on Live in Zurich (1984). Although the piece is scored for three tenor saxophones, on the album Hemphill plays alto saxophone. The archive includes a score in holograph, dated 1981, and professionally copied parts in manuscript.
Found on: Live in Zurich.
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Composition for saxophone quartet (two alto, tenor, and baritone), recorded by the World Saxophone Quartet on the album Live in Zurich (1984). The archive includes parts in holograph.
Found on: Live in Zurich.
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The Julius Hemphill Papers is an archival collection at New York University. The collection contains scores, audiovisual documentation, and other material related to the life and career of composer and saxophonist Julius Hemphill. Materials are accessible by appointment. Click here to learn more.