Quatuor Habanera is an acclaimed French saxophone quartet known for its virtuosity and the breadth of its repertoire. Founded in 1993 upon the shared vision of four saxophonists—Christian Wirth, Christophe Bois, Vincent David, and Jean-Charles Richard—Quatuor Habanera quickly gained attention for their sophisticated interpretations of classical, contemporary, and jazz compositions. Renowned for their technical precision and expressive performances, they have become a leading voice in advancing the saxophone quartet as a serious chamber ensemble.

Quatuor Habanera's recent releases showcase their commitment to both the legacy of classical music and the exploration of contemporary works. "Bedrossian: Manifesto," reflects their bold engagement with modern composers, presenting challenging and avant-garde pieces that push the boundaries of saxophone music. In "Grieg, Glazounov, Dvorák," the group revisits the works of romantic and post-romantic composers, delivering performances that are both respectful of tradition and innovative in their arrangements. "Mysterious Morning" furthers their exploration into contemporary music, demonstrating their prowess in conjuring the depth and complexity of new compositions. Throughout their career, Quatuor Habanera has captivated audiences worldwide with their dynamic concerts and has garnered numerous awards, solidifying their status as one of the premier saxophone quartets of our time.