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SAXOPHONE QUARTET
for four saxophones SATB

DUTATION: 15 minutes

INSTRUMENTATION: soprano, alto, tenor and baritone saxophones

YEAR COMPOSED: 1999

Explore the engaging and intricate sounds of Lior Navok’s SAXOPHONE QUARTET, meticulously crafted for four saxophones (SATB). This composition, with a duration of 15 minutes, features a rich blend of soprano, alto, tenor, and baritone saxophones, offering a compelling addition to any Saxophone Quartet Repertoire. Since its creation in 1999, it has enriched the realm of Modern Sax Quartets with its innovative structure and expressive depth. Perfect for those seeking Music for Saxophone Quartet that challenges and inspires, this hard copy edition stands out in Repertoire for Saxophone Quartet enthusiasts. Indulge in the captivating harmonies and dynamic interplay that define Navok’s signature contemporary style.

SAXOPHONE QUARTET [Hard Copy]

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Quantity

Item:	Full Score / Set of Parts
Format:	Hard Copy
Edition:	2nd Edition
Copyright:	Lior Navok
Publisher:	Lior Navok Music
Pages:	Score: 37 Parts: 68
Binding:	Plastic Spiral
Ink:	Black & White
Paper Size:	DIN A4 / Letter

Program Notes:

The saxophone quartet, as a musical medium, is one of the richest in its contrasting colors, versatility, and expressions. For me, saxophone quartet music is also the closest to the human choir. While writing my saxophone quartet, I felt intrigued to explore the technical, timbral, rhythmic, and lyrical aspects of the ensemble. The four saxophones can create a homogeneous texture but can also express their own individuality and uniqueness. Therefore, the quartet consists of five movements and four recitatives, one for each saxophone. The recitatives serve a dual purpose: to feature one saxophone at a time on one hand and to lead to the next movement on the other. Saxophone Quartet was commissioned by the Fromm Music Foundation and received its first performance by the Raschèr Saxophone Quartet.