Start a dialogue between Bach’s works and klezmer music : this is the audacious challenge of two musicians couples, a violinist and a violinist-altist, a saxophonist and a cellist. In an open mind they highlight the dialogue between written and orality, orient and occident, classical and popular, the string trio and saxophone.
KolorBach will perform as part of World Sax Day (www.worldsaxday.com)
To promote Latin-American music, SONSAX transports us to the rich and exuberant nature of these regions.
Sax Factory & Co ensemble proposes an opening act between jazz and premieres.
To discover the magic of the Latin-America music, SonSaX put together different styles in a program, which can transports you in the rich and exuberant nature of that region.
Marc Wolff and Thierry Beaucoup present a repetoire of original pieces borrowed from different musical styles (jazz, world, electro, rock), accoustic instruments, voices, machinery (laptop, looper, sampling-pad) and additional instruments presented on scene, introducing a notion of performances, each of the two musicians take turns playing the bass, the keyboards or programming tools.
Issued from several Universities of Costa Rica, the Costa Rica Saxophone Ensemble presents compositions especially written for them.
A project of « gypsy music » starring the saxophonist Aleksandar Sarović. The performance shows the importance of gypsy techniques, specific rhythms and improvisation.
Several works by Astor Piazzolla arranged especially for the Congress with a professional saxophone ensemble from Japan.
“Transeúnte” (Passerby) is the first soloist album from the Honduran Saxophonist Ariel Lagos. The work is based on travels, and it is a combination of funk and tropical rythms, with melodic motives.
Glenn Gillis and James E. Cunningham will present two of their pieces for saxophone and didjeridoo, with electronics : Aurora Australis (Southern Lights) Live and Didjaxiblu.
Alastair Wright will present a recital featuring two contemporary works for solo soprano saxophone inspired by music from other cultures : Zourna, by Zad Moultaka and Duduk I, by Gabriel Erkoreka.
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