2 Pieces in Canonic Form

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Subtitle: Deux Pièces en Forme Canonique
Composer: Théodore Dubois
Arranger: R. Stevens
Ensemble: Saxophone duet with Piano
Format: Score (12pp, 9" x 12"), parts (4pp, 9" x 12 each)
Length: around 5 Minutes (both movements)
Difficulty: Grade 3 - 4 (Moderate difficulty)

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2 Pieces in Canonic Form (1900)

Deux Pièces en Forme Canonique

Théodore Dubois (1837 - 1924)

Saxophone duet with Piano


2 Pieces in Canonic Form by Théodore Dubois arranged for Saxophone duet with Piano. The first piece is a dreamy adagio; the second is a graceful allegretto. True to the title, both pieces are written in strict canonic form with the second part repeating the first at an octave below. A few adjustments were made to this scheme for the alto sax first part and bari sax second part.

With this arrangement of 2 Pieces in Canonic Form you get:

1 Piano Score, saxophone parts shown in C, (12 pages including covers, 9” x 12”)
1 set of saxophone parts:

  • Part 1 for soprano sax
  • Part 1 for alto sax
  • Part 2 for tenor sax
  • Part 2 for baritone

The range for each saxophone part is shown below.
Audio and score excerpts are available above.

Saxophone Range for 2 Pieces in Canonic Form

Small notes indicate optional pitches. Alternates are provided in the parts.
2 Pieces in Canonic Form by Dubois arranged for sax duet with piano. Image shows saxophone ranges for the piece.

About the Composer

François-Clément Théodore Dubois (24 August 1837 – 11 June 1924) was a French composer and organist. Composed 2 Pieces in Canonic Form and many other worksFrench composer and organist, and teacher Théodore Dubois wrote a wide variety of music, including orchestral, and chamber music, ballets, operas and other vocal music. Most of it is forgotten today.


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