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Bari sax part
Eb instrument, treble clef. It sounds far below where it's written, so it can't share a bass player's music.

Independent shopping perspective
The baritone sax part book from KJOS's Standard of Excellence jazz ensemble series. For a school big band's bari chair or a mid-season replacement.

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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.
Detail 01
Eb instrument, treble clef. It sounds far below where it's written, so it can't share a bass player's music.
Detail 02
The bari anchors the sax voicings. Steady time and solid low-end pitch matter more than agility here.
Detail 03
Written as one line inside a full big band. On its own it reads as fragments, not a melody.
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One player's copy. No score and none of the other sections' parts.
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Priced per chair. Building a whole band out of single books runs well past a set price.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
No. Tenor is pitched in Bb and this is written for an Eb instrument. The notes would come out in the wrong key against the band.
Alto is also in Eb, so the fingerings translate. But the writing is aimed at bari's weight at the bottom of the section and sits oddly on alto.
No. This is the jazz ensemble edition, with different music written for big band. The concert band books are a separate series.
Yes, though big bands normally carry a single bari chair, so one book usually covers the whole part.