Children Lost is from the Stories of Injustice Album. Arranged for Saxophone Quartet (optional drum set part). Sample can be heard: https://open.spotify.com/track/0hx5LHuVdwh8BUZdpNdevl?si=2927l1SnRMmWrC0jEMlVAw

Determination is an. arrangement for saxophone quartet from the original string version. Score and parts are included in the pdf. Sample recording: https://open.spotify.com/track/1VfNeCyRPweQhkundUOQvO?si=1eb15cd9c479430f

Meditative is from the Patterns Album that is arranged for saxophone quartet and optional drum set. Score and Parts. Sample recording: https://open.spotify.com/track/7yTa3xlObugF6qpA2rXQjQ?si=4ea8dab3d21b4de9

Diminishing Returns is from Patterns album originally written for strings. It is arranged for saxophone quartet and drum set. The drum set can be optional. Score and parts included. Sample recording: https://open.spotify.com/track/1gJ1BOfBFmrn2p6SFE54ZN?si=07c437d6bd124a15

Saxophone Quartet arrangement with optional drum set part. Originally from the Stories of Injustice Album. Score and parts. Sample recording: https://open.spotify.com/track/5WY2HJzJerqltmkFlExc0h?si=mxuf2UdzQL24m55AK99OrA

Diligence is from the 17 Album arranged for saxophone quartet and clave. Score and parts are included. Sample recording: https://open.spotify.com/track/4NCNT4NSS5enJRfdyTAB0T?si=b95077e60e954408

Bb Soprano Saxophone (instead Alto 1) part from 10 chosen easy-to-intermediate selections from "For Children" Sz.42 - Book I, rooted in Hungarian folk melodies, by Béla Bartók. These pieces have been adapted for Saxophone Quartet (s.a.t.b./ a.a.t.t. / a.a.t.b.) by Francesco Leone. The score, along with individual parts, can be found in the series. It's worth noting that the publication offers detailed informational sheets about each piece, available in a variety of languages: English, French, German, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, Korean, Japanese, and Chinese. Béla Bartók's "For Children" Sz.42 - Book I is a compilation of piano compositions inspired by Hungarian folk tunes. This collection embodies Bartók's passion for ethnomusicology and his commitment to preserving the vibrant musical heritages of Eastern Europe. Through these compositions, he aspired to familiarize budding pianists with Hungarian folk melodies, adjusted to their skill level but maintaining their inherent allure.