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The introduction to Lehar's lesser known operetta "The Little Prince" works well as a stand-alone work (with the addition of a bar at the end to close it). There is plenty of variety in the piece, despite its relatively short length.
It has plenty of interest for all players in the band, although the key makes the Tenor and Baritone Sax parts a bit challenging.
As usual with my parts; print double-sided as presented, including any title pages and the page turns will work.
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