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Book 2
Picks up where Book 1 stopped. It assumes reading, basic range, and note values are already in place.

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Alfred's second-year concert band method, alto saxophone part. For a student who has finished Book 1 and plays E-flat alto in a school band.

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Detail 01
Picks up where Book 1 stopped. It assumes reading, basic range, and note values are already in place.
Detail 02
Only the alto sax line. Alto reads in E-flat, so the printed notes differ from the concert pitches the band hears.
Detail 03
Exercises are written to line up across the band, so everyone can play the same page together in rehearsal.
Detail 04
Parts are sold separately by instrument. Each student needs their own copy for their own instrument.
Detail 05
All Book 2 parts share the red cover, so it is quick to separate from Book 1 in a stack.
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Only if the director assigned Sound Innovations for Concert Band, Book 2, and only for E-flat alto saxophone. Check the title and instrument on the director's list before ordering.
No. Tenor is a B-flat instrument and reads a different part. You need the B-flat tenor saxophone book from the same level.
Book 2 continues from Book 1 and assumes that material. A student starting from zero should begin with Book 1.
Not practically. Each player needs the book open on their own stand, and directors typically require individual copies.
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