2nd “eiSAXional” on La Palma, Canary Islands
The Canary Island of La Palma, recently damaged by a volcanic eruption, celebrates the 2nd "eiSAXional", an event that deserves the attention of all saxophonists.
Marius Neset — “Manmade” (Chandos)
Norwegian jazz saxophonist and composer Marius Neset talks to Sax Magazine about his latest release, "Manmade" (Chandos), with the Bergen Philharmonic Orchestra.
Melissa Aldana — “12 Stars” (Blue Note)
Melissa Aldana will be releasing her new album, "12 Stars" (Blue Note), on 4 March, and she talked about it with Derek Brown for Sax Magazine. Listen to a couple of tracks here.
Melissa Aldana
We are very excited to introduce Sax Magazine's Featured Artist for February: Chilean saxophonist Melissa Aldana, who is about to release her new album, "12 Stars", on Blue Note.
Valentine Michaud — John Williams’ “Escapades” with the City Light Symphony Orchestra (Prospero Classical)
Valentine Michaud talked to Sax Magazine about her participation in the recording of John Williams' "Escapades" with the City Light Symphony Orchestra. Listen to it here!
Valentine Michaud
We are thrilled to announce Sax Magazine's Featured Artist for October: Valentine Michaud.
The Italian Saxophone Museum
The Italian Saxophone Museum: the temple for saxophonists and saxophone lovers.
Ensemble PHACE — Wrestling Samoa (Works for Saxophone, Ensemble, Electronics)
Wrestling Samoa is an album by the acclaimed Ensemble PHACE featuring four works for saxophone (performed by Lars Mlekusch) accompanied by the ensemble and electronics.
Lars Mlekusch
We are delighted to present Sax Magazine's Artist of the Month for September: Lars Mlekusch.
New Interactive Sheet Music App for Saxophone — Tomplay
Focus on making your music, and let this app do the rest for you.
Vince Wilquin — Using Saxophone in a Death Metal Band
The saxophone was not Vince Wilquin’s first choice in his musical career. He is indeed the guitar player and vocalist for the French progressive death metal band Fractal Universe.
Latest Projects by Mario Marzi
Mario Marzi talks briefly about the re-release of his celebrated book, "Il Saxofono," as well as some of his latest projects.
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