Peter Lehel

Requiring no improvisation, these six original compositions give players a chance to play in variety from styles - from lyrical to Latin.

Shades of Light is a most serene Latin pop jazz piece featuring a cantabile, lyrical melody. The composition was inspired by Sade, who was very popular as a singer in the 1980s. The melody calls for a...

Requiring no improvisation, these six original compositions give players a chance to play in variety from styles - from lyrical to Latin.

Crossover Pieces for Saxophone by Peter Lehel offers the saxophonist a most varied stylistic palette of concert pieces in combination with comprehensive and illustrative information on the structure o...

Bb-Flat-A-Loogoo is a boogaloo to be played in straight eighths. It has the form of a classic 12-bar blues and is written in Bb concert pitch, a key most frequently used in sessions. Solo parts may be...

Funk-A-Lot' is based on an old Hungarian traditional. The performance of the melodic part should be rhythmically accurate - and, mostly, very short. Many of the notes contained herein require a clean...

Shuffle, Shuffle is a 24-bar blues featuring a slightly extended harmonic structure. It should be played in a ternary feel and very groovy. The virtuous phrases sound best if they are interpreted in a...

Cuel Bloo is a piece that, in the first place, is meant to be a lot of fun. The composition based upon simple motifs should be performed in triplets and sounds best when played in a relaxed yet concen...

Eddie Who?' is reminiscent of the great groove master, the tenor saxophonist Eddie Harris. He was a very independently minded and highly esteemed multi-instrumentalist whose music combined bluesy and...