The name says it all: The genres are as mulifarious as the composition of the orchestra.
Late Renaissance
Transcriptions of English madrigals, Instrumental music from Venetian and Dutch sources (Canzones and dance movements)
Baroque
Concerted music by Pezel and Purcell, Orchestral music by Telemann and Händel, Piano and organ music by J. S. Bach in transcription
Early and Viennese classical period
Wind divertimenti by J. Chr. Bach and Haydn, Piano music by C. Ph. E. Bach and Mozart in transcription
19th and early 20th century: Romanticism and “Nationale Schulen”
Orchestral works by Mendelssohn, Bizet, Brahms, Holst, Sibelius, Piano works by Schubert, Smetana, Albéniz, Organ works by Mendelssohn, Boellmann, Choral compositions by Hauptmann, Spohr, Verdi, all in transcription for saxophone orchestra with five voices
20th and 21st century: „classic“
In transcription: Satie, Bartók, Hindemith, Martinů, Schostakowitsch, H. Schroeder, Compositions for saxophone orchestra by A. Loritz
20th and 21st century: Jazz, Rock, Pop, Evergreens
Popular pieces by Joplin, Miller, Gershwin, … Evergreens from the roaring twenties and the flower-power period, Lovesongs by the Beatles, Musical-Hits, Tangos, Rock’n’Rolls Jazz-compositions by L. Niehaus, E. Herzog, V. Hude, M. Schütz
Church music
Choral preludes, accompanying movements, especially for advent and Yuletide
The vast majority of pieces of music VARIOSAX performs is arranged by Albert Loritz (manuscript).