Stargazing for Saxophone Choir | Henry Smith

Stargazing for Saxophone Choir by Henry Smith
Written for the Millard West Saxophone Choir
[MIDI from Musescore Studio 4]
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Program Notes
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For many of us, our best ideas come to us late in the night. I am no exception. The main melody of "Stargazing" struck me in the early hours of the morning while I was getting ready for bed. Typically when this happens I brush it off and try my best to remember it the following day. However, something about this song kept me from closing my eyes.
"Stargazing" follows what one might see late into the night, far away from the light pollution of the city. As the sun sets and our eyes adjust, the night erupts into a symphony of speckled lights dotting the skies above us, their twinkling and glittering emulated in the writing. Unfortunately, this will not last forever, as the sun rises again.

[@juliamaroon]

my mom says it’s a certified banger

[@arquidrums]

Exceptional sir!! Excited to see what future pieces you’ll be cooking up

[@cheeseburgerconnoisseur1]

what a great song
can you make a song with brass

[@kwanis]

Goat

[@juliamaroon]

Remember me when ur famous pls

[@kentreuber8026]

Is this piece available for sale? We have a saxophone ensemble that might be interested in it.

[@HenryFSmithMusic]

Absolutely! Send me an email and we can discuss further.

[@tomclancy8821]

Gas (this is miles)

[@HenryFSmithMusic]

Thanks (this is henry)