Practice score with a fingering picture under every note. Press play and the current note shows large at the top. Tap two bar numbers (start → end) to loop that section, or ▶ to start from a bar.
Sax part: C major4/4♩=8017 bars
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The backing is a chord accompaniment made by this site for each song, so there are no copyright issues. Playback sounds at the real pitch of the sax you pick above (alto, tenor, soprano or baritone).
About this song
An American carol: Phillips Brooks wrote the words and the church organist Lewis Redner set them in 1868. The tune is called "St. Louis".
Practice tips
It starts with a pickup: come in on high E right after the count-in.
The highest note is high A. From high D up, press the octave key with your left thumb too.
Hold long notes with steady air to the end, and breathe at rests or after long notes.
We took only the soprano line of the parts. Transposed for saxophone (alto part). FingerNola fingering pictures and accompaniment are added to every note.