Classical Saxophone

Classical saxophone music is a rich and diverse genre that showcases the instrument's versatility beyond its conventional association with jazz and pop music. Renowned for its expressive range, the classical saxophone repertory spans a variety of styles from fluid, lyrical pieces reminiscent of the human voice to technically demanding compositions that exploit the instrument's dynamic and tonal capacities. The genre is brought to life by virtuosic performers who master both contemporary works and adaptations of older classical music originally composed for other instruments. Ensembles such as saxophone quartets and octets expand this sonic landscape further, creating intricate tapestries of sound. Artists in this realm, noted for their technical prowess and nuanced interpretations, continually push the boundaries of the saxophone's presence in the classical music tradition.

String Quintet in C Major, Op. 163, D. 956 (Arr. for 5 saxophones by Maja Lisac Barroso)

Franz Schubert•

Maja Lisac Barroso•

Quatuor Habanera

Ep - 4 Tracks - Released December 6, 2024