Chiesa dei Beati Federico Albert e Clemente Marchisio / at 09:00 PM
Fathers and sons
The first great classical composer to appreciate the potential of the saxophone was Alexander Glazunov, in Russia in the late nineteenth century. Today, there are plenty of composers propelling the sax ensemble format into the future. Like young Maarten De Splenter of Belgium. He had the spunk to send us one of his pieces for the world to hear for the very first time.
Aleksandr Kostantinovic Glazunov
Saxophone Quartet in B-flat major op. 109
Maarten De Splenter
Excerpts from Milano Suite for saxophone quartet
World premiere
Antonín Dvořák
Slavonic Dances op. 46 and op. 72 A selection
Reworked by Carmelo Patti
Livia Ferrara, baritone saxophone
Damiano Grandesso, soprano saxophone
Stefano Papa, alto saxophone
Massimiliano Girardi, tenor saxophone
Free Admission, seating capacity 95
Tickets for 30 seats distributed beginning 45 minutes prior to showtime
by Luigi Di Fronzo
