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Hettich wanted to provide contemporary music as a practice aid to tonal development
they stem in large part from his early youth and student period around the years 1700-1710
He brought that background with him when he moved to Vienna in 1862 and incorporated overt references to the Hungarian style in such works as the Piano Quartet in G minor
The included CD contains performance tracks to play along with and tracks with accompaniments only
John Cacavas has cleverly arranged an assortment of folk tunes
66 Great Tunes for Alto Saxophone *Jupiter Hettich wanted to provide contemporaryDescription 66 Great Tunes covers a wide range of levels from grades 2 to 6 with pieces that are suitable for exam performance, eisteddfods, recitals and of course to play just for fun. A separate piano accompaniment book is also available.
