- Piccolo, flute, clarinet, soprano saxophone, alto saxophone
- Flute, clarinet, soprano saxophone, alto saxophone
- Oboe, clarinet, soprano saxophone, tenor saxophone
- Flute, bass clarinet, baritone saxophone [to low A]
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Updated per information received from Dahlia Yoeli
Updated per information received from David Heine
Reed 1 contains mostly sax/flute leads with little clarinet. Reed 2 is lead clarinet with several exposed “1920’s” style solo sections. Very little flute in Reed 4. Parts can be easily covered if your Reed 3 player does not play clarinet.
The only time all 3 soprano saxophones play at the same time is in part 2 of Not For the Life of Me – Tag (Music #4). Otherwise, the soprano is divided between Reed 1 and 3 (reed 1 has more than reed 3), and is usually playing the lead when the other reed parts are playing saxes.
Reed 3: Very little oboe but does have some solos (Overture, The Speed Test)
Reed 4: Bass clarinet to low Eb, Baritone sax to low A
Updated. Thank you!