Apollo Saxophone Quartet

Founded in 1985, the Apollo Saxophone Quartet has long been at the vanguard of the British contemporary chamber music scene, renowned for its innovative approach and commitment to bringing the saxophone quartet repertoire to a diverse and appreciative audience. Originating from the Royal Northern College of Music in Manchester, its members have dedicated themselves to multidisciplinary collaborations, as well as commissioning and performing an expansive array of new works.

Over the years, the Apollo Saxophone Quartet has built up an impressive and eclectic discography that reflects their versatility and ability to blend different genres and artistic disciplines. Among their recent releases, the remarkable "Apollo and Artvark - Two Saxophone Quartets Collide and Merge (Manchester - Rotterdam)" exemplifies their inventive spirit, as it sees them combining forces with the Dutch ensemble Artvark to explore the possibilities of eight saxophones in concert. "Perspectives" showcases their vision through a kaleidoscope of modern compositions, while albums like "Thompson: Three Quartets" attest to their commitment to presenting the breadth of contemporary saxophone quartet literature. With projects like "Short Cuts," "WorksForUs," "Words & Pictures," and "First & Foremost," the Apollo Saxophone Quartet continues to push boundaries and reaffirm their status as one of the most influential and pioneering ensembles in modern chamber music.

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