Franz Wilhelm Ferling · 48 Studies, Op. 31

48 Studies, Op. 31 for alto saxophone

Every study in its printed key, in the lowest octave that fits the alto saxophone's range, in treble clef.

48 studies in treble clef, each in its printed key, set in the lowest octave that fits the alto saxophone's range, with the edition’s dynamics, breaths and phrasing.

48
studies
24
keys
treble clef
clef
54
pages (Letter)

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The first page of 48 Studies, Op. 31 for alto saxophone
The title page, the first studies and two pages further in, as printed.

Contents

48 studies in 24 keys.

  1. 1C major
  2. 2C major
  3. 3C minor
  4. 4C minor
  5. 5G major
  6. 6G major
  7. 7G minor
  8. 8G minor
  9. 9F major
  10. 10F major
  11. 11F minor
  12. 12F minor
  13. 13D major
  14. 14D major
  15. 15D minor
  16. 16D minor
  17. 17B♭ major
  18. 18B♭ major
  19. 19B♭ minor
  20. 20B♭ minor
  21. 21A major
  22. 22A major
  23. 23A minor
  24. 24A minor
  25. 25E♭ major
  26. 26E♭ major
  27. 27E♭ minor
  28. 28E♭ minor
  29. 29E major
  30. 30E major
  31. 31E minor
  32. 32E minor
  33. 33A♭ major
  34. 34A♭ major
  35. 35A♭ minor
  36. 36A♭ minor
  37. 37B major
  38. 38B major
  39. 39B minor
  40. 40B minor
  41. 41D♭ major
  42. 42D♭ major
  43. 43D♭ minor
  44. 44D♭ minor
  45. 45G♭ major
  46. 46G♭ major
  47. 47G♭ minor
  48. 48G♭ minor

About the 48 Studies, Op. 31

Franz Wilhelm Ferling’s 48 Studies, Op. 31, written for the oboe in 1837: a slow study and a fast one in every major and minor key. The standard book for oboe and, in Marcel Mule’s reading, for saxophone.

Source: Edited by M. A. Ivanov (Gosmuzizdat, Moscow, 1949).

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Engraved like a printed part

Each study is transposed and re-clefed into the instrument's range and engraved at a 7.5 mm staff with a printer's margins, one study to a page or a spread, never a turn inside a study.

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Every study sits in and reads in its clef, so nothing has to be transposed at the stand.

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