The album's title, "Danse Saxophoniste," and its program are unified by the theme of dance, exploring various forms from different eras and countries.
Compositional Technique
Many pieces on this album are arrangements of works originally for other instruments, showcasing how classical saxophone ensembles adapt repertoire.
Recording & Production
This album was recorded in May 2024 at Christuskirche Veitshöchheim, with Christian Starke as the recording producer.
Performer Biography
The Audax Saxophonquartett has received the 'Wolfgang Fischer and Maria-Fischer-Flach-Preis' twice and the 'Kamar Percy und Ingeborg John-Stiftung' scholarship, which led to their debut CD.
Performer Biography
The Audax Saxophonquartett, whose name means "bold" or "daring" in Latin, consists of Christina Bernard, Ann-Kathrin Grammel, Annalena Neu, and Regina Reiter, who met during their saxophone studies in Würzburg.
Interpretation
The Audax Saxophonquartett explores a fascinating blend of old and new sounds by performing well-known classical works on saxophones.
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