Claire de Lune - Tenor Sax and Piano in Bb Major With Chords - Beginner (arr. MissoRB) by Claude Debussy Sheet Music for Tenor Sax and Piano at Sheet Music Direct

Product Details

Artist Claude Debussy

Score Type

PDF, Included with PASS

Composer Claude Debussy

Arranger MissoRB

Format Digital Sheet Music

Pages 1

Arrangement Tenor Sax and Piano

Publisher MissoRB

Level 1

Product ID 1747616

Genre Classical Romantic Period

Instruments Piano Tenor Sax

Product Description

This beginner-friendly arrangement of Clair de Lune by Claude Debussy for tenor saxophone and piano offers a simplified and lyrical version of the beloved impressionist piece. The tenor saxophone part presents the main theme transposed for B instruments in a comfortable register, while the piano accompaniment includes chord symbols for flexible interpretation. This arrangement is ideal for students who want to explore expressive playing in an accessible way.

What youll find in this sheet music:
Tenor saxophone solo with piano accompaniment
Includes chord symbols
Transposed for B tenor saxophone
Starts directly with the main theme
All duets and harmonic textures removed
Simple, clear engraving for beginners
Ideal for recitals, lessons, or personal study
Introduces students to the style of Debussy with ease

About the music:
Clair de Lune ("Moonlight") is the most iconic movement from Debussys Suite Bergamasque, composed in the early 20th century. Its calm atmosphere and emotive phrasing have made it one of the most enduring works of classical music.

About the instrument Tenor Saxophone:
The tenor saxophone is a B transposing instrument known for its warm, rich tone. This arrangement keeps the melody within a manageable range for beginner saxophonists and supports the development of phrasing, breath control, and musical expression.

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