Playlist 2022
Koinè by the Sidera Saxophone Quartet appears in the selection of albums that shaped the musical year 2022.
Reviews, articles and features about the Sidera Saxophone Quartet and its recording and concert projects. A selection of contributions published in magazines, newspapers and specialist music publications.
Koinè by the Sidera Saxophone Quartet appears in the selection of albums that shaped the musical year 2022.
Koinè is included among the year's recommended recordings. The review highlights the quartet's interpretative excellence and the quality of the music by Ceccarelli, Antonioni, Doati, Solbiati, Bussotti and Scodanibbio.
READ THE ARTICLE ↗Koinè by the Sidera Saxophone Quartet is included in the annual selection devoted to Italian music productions.
READ THE ARTICLE ↗A collection of contemporary Italian compositions recorded for the first time. The review highlights the variety of compositional approaches, the dialogue between acoustic sound and electronics, and the quartet's rich timbral palette.
An in-depth exploration of contemporary Italian repertoire for saxophone quartet, through the six compositions featured on Koinè. The review examines the individual works, their relationship with electronics and their distinct compositional identities, highlighting the quality of the performances.
READ THE ARTICLE ↗A report on Forlì Open Music 2021. The Sidera Saxophone Quartet is mentioned for its performance of works by Debussy and Stefano Scodanibbio, in a programme that highlights the dialogue between instrumental voices and the spatial dimension of sound.
READ THE ARTICLE ↗In its festival report, Il Manifesto mentions the Sidera Saxophone Quartet's performance of Plaza by Stefano Scodanibbio, highlighting how the musicians' spatial arrangement contributes to shaping the sonic experience.
READ THE ARTICLE ↗The review discusses the quartet's programme at Forlì Open Music, focusing on the saxophone arrangement of Debussy's Quatuor and on the compositions by Stefano Scodanibbio, Plaza and Lucida Sidera.
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