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The Amsterdam Saxophone Quartet presents a captivating collection of works in their album "The Amsterdam Saxophone Quartet," released on June 1, 1991, under the SOSTA label. This 58-minute journey through the world of saxophone quartets is a testament to the ensemble's virtuosity and versatility.
The album opens with the Quatuor pour Saxophones Op. 109 by Alexander Glazunov, a four-movement work that showcases the quartet's technical prowess and musical sensitivity. The Allegro and Finale movements are lively and energetic, while the Canzona Variée offers a series of variations on a beautiful theme, demonstrating the ensemble's ability to convey a wide range of emotions.
The second half of the album features the Au Jardin de Bêtes Sauvages Op. 26 by Eugène Bozza, a charming suite inspired by various animals. Each movement brings to life a different creature, from the playful dolphins to the majestic hippopotamus, with the Amsterdam Saxophone Quartet bringing a sense of humor and whimsy to these delightful pieces.
The album concludes with a Quatuor pour Saxophones by an unknown composer, featuring three movements that range from the lyrical Andante to the exhilarating Allegro Energico. This final work is a fitting conclusion to an album that highlights the Amsterdam Saxophone Quartet's exceptional musicianship and their ability to bring a diverse range of repertoire to life.
Whether you're a seasoned classical music fan or a newcomer to the world of saxophone quartets, this album is sure to impress and delight. The Amsterdam Saxophone Quartet's impeccable playing and thoughtful interpretations make this a recording that will be enjoyed time and time again.