Let's D (u) o it by JOE DEGADO
is geared to motivated players who play about equally well and already have solid knowledge on their instrument, so bring along about two years or more saxophone practice - at least if you unabbreviated all the pieces wants to play. However, the topics are simpler and thus faster to play.
Whether two alto players, two tenorists (like clarinettists) or alto and tenor come together, does not matter, as this booklet actually allows all three combinations. It should be noted that the version for two alto saxophones and the version for alto and tenor sound the same. Only the version for two tenor saxophones sounds a pure fourth lower. The notes of the first voice are always identical, while the second voice - which by the way is not easier to play than the first one - was appropriately transposed in the alto-tenor version.
