Tenor Saxophone Collection
The tenor saxophone, a beloved instrument in the world of jazz, has been the vessel for countless melodic journeys throughout history
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The tenor saxophone, a beloved instrument in the world of jazz, has been the vessel for countless melodic journeys throughout history. In 1992, at The Fairway in Welwyn Garden City, Hertfordshire, Stan Tracey and Art Themen took to the stage and filled the air with their soulful tunes. A decade earlier, Eric Dixon mesmerized audiences with his impeccable skills as an American jazz tenor saxophonist and flautist. On a chilly November night in 1985 at the Forum Theatre in Hatfield, Hertfordshire, The Ronnie Scott Quintet captivated listeners with their electrifying performance. Fast forward to 2005 in Blackpool's Swinging Jazz Party where Houston Person enchanted all who were present with his smooth melodies. Duncan Lamont joined forces with the All Star Crescendo Swing Band in Bournemouth in 2007 while Tony Coe showcased his talent alongside the Stan Reynolds Big Band in New Milton just a year later. Jim Wallace also graced Bournemouth that same year as part of the All Star Crescendo Swing Band. Backtracking to London in 1961, Charlie Rouse Quartet left an indelible mark on audiences through their captivating compositions. In June 1991 at Tenor Clef located on Hoxton Square, Rick Margitza transported listeners into another realm through his enchanting saxophone solos. Sal Nistico made waves around c1985 when he unleashed his virtuosity on stage under Brian Foskett's watchful eye. Courtney Pine brought his unique style to Bishopstock Festival held in Devon back in 2001 while Houston Person continued to captivate audiences well into c1997. These incredible musicians have proven time and again that the tenor saxophone is not merely an instrument but rather a gateway to emotions untold.
