Undertale Medley for SATB Sax Quartet

This is an Undertale medley that I have been working on for the past week and a half now and it's finally finished so I would love if you share this around and get it out there. Thank you!
Sheet music - musescore.com/...

[@riverkelly7747]

I'm doing this with a friend for ensemble/solo band

[@inessenceful]

Can y make an extended version of this please?

[@noelaruldas1152]

Hurrah! What a wonderful performance! Dear performers! I wish you (all the four of you) all the best to perform better and better in more and more pieces like this. When All the four of you simultaneously play at most of the parts it gives the effect of playing duplication of same copy of melody on both upper and lower octave ( left and right hand) with addition two more notes (keys) in between on foot-pumped harmonium which is otherwise known as reed organ. When Soprano is played and other three of you keep silence at some parts the voice of soprano saxophone is clearly understandable. When bass alone played and other three of you keep silence the voice of baritone saxophone is clearly understandable. Similarly tenor saxophone and alto saxophone are also clearly understandable when played separately at some parts. When soprano and tenor saxophones are simultaneously played and other two of you keep silence at some parts it sounds like playing dual melody on foot-pumped harmonium. Similarly when alto and bass are simultaneously played and other two of you keep silence at some parts it too gives the same effect. I love saxophone quartet very much for it gives pleasant and energetic sense. Nowadays these effects are electronically imitated by electronic keyboard.

[@JackLanhardt]

these were midi saxophones

[@Yes1man]

Apparently this was the only useful video so thanks

[@sonii_exe]

Thank you!!

[@danielyoo2135]

I love it

[@The11mGamer]

3:16 your welcome

[@Yes1man]

Are all the notes flat or just the ones with the flat not by it

[@JackLanhardt]

Dovah Kiin All notes with a flat in the key signature (other than accidentals) are flat. Basic music theory tbh

[@Yes1man]

Jacksonthesax thanks

[@heyiwannaseeificangetaloto761]

Why just the intro up to the good parts?

[@naruharuu]

holy you got a lot of scribs by asking a question

[@nobodyhere100]

What program do you use to make these?

[@JackLanhardt]

I use something called MuseScore

[@nobodyhere100]

Cool, thanks for responding.