Various Composers - Zenosyne (Zenosyne Saxophone Quartet)

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1. David Maslanka - Songs for the Coming Day: VIII. The Soul Is Here for Its Own Joy
2. Guillermo Lago - Ciudades: I. Córdoba
3. Guillermo Lago - Ciudades: II. Sarajevo
4. Guillermo Lago - Ciudades: III. Addis Ababa
5. Thierry Escaich - Tango Virtuoso
6. Pedro Iturralde - Pequeña Czarda
7. Johann Sebastian Bach - Orchestral Suite No. 2 in B Minor, BWV 1067: VII. Badinerie (arr. Jean-Marie Londeix)

Zenosyne Saxophone Quartet

    Serena Tarozzo, soprano saxophone

    Martino Luxich, tenor saxophone

    Samuele Molinari, baritone saxophone

    Luca Boscolo, alto saxophone

Date: 2026

Label: EMA Vinci

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The Zenosyne Saxophone Quartet's debut album, Zenosyne, explores rhythm and dance as universal languages deeply tied to the human experience. The program operates on two thematic levels: it celebrates global cultural diversity through compositions rooted in various international dance traditions, while also fostering an intimate, shared reflection centered on collective harmony, precise interplay, and mutual listening. Ultimately, the album serves as a dynamic invitation to bridge different cultures and sensibilities, utilizing rhythm as a unifying principle that connects the self with others through the unique timbral qualities of the saxophone quartet.

Founded in 2023 by four Venetian and Ferrara Conservatoire graduates, the Zenosyne Saxophone Quartet is a professional chamber ensemble dedicated to promoting the unique qualities of the saxophone quartet. Perfecting their craft through a master's degree in Venice, members Boscolo, Luxich, Molinari, and Tarozzo collaborate frequently with prestigious institutions like Venice's Teatro La Fenice. Specializing in innovative projects featuring both transcriptions and original scores, the group won First Prize at the 2024 "Giulio Rospigliosi" and "Città di Piove di Sacco" competitions. Today, they maintain an active international concert and educational career across Europe.

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