Repertoire

Phytolith I for tenor saxophone and electronics – Naoki Sakata

Monster for tenor saxophone and electronics – HuiMu Guo

Écliptique 1 for tenor saxophone and electronics – Laurent Soulié

The Witch for tenor saxophone and electronics – Jérôme Alban

L’air d’ailleurs for saxophone solo and electronics – Fabien Lévy

Cas.sons: performance tenor saxophone and live electronics – Yejin Suh and Sonia

Speaking Fluids, improvisation for tenor saxophone and live electronics (Urban Waters project) – Seçil Metin and Sonia

Borderline for soprano and baritone saxophone – Jessy Bäsecke-Beltrametti

Kippmoment for 2 alto saxophones – Felix Baumann

Ko-Lho for flute and clarinet, arranged for 2 soprano saxophones – Giacinto Scelsi

Duetti for 2 violins (19. Annie (Neuburger), 14. Pierre (Boulez) and 31. Mauricio (Kagel)), arranged for two alto saxophones – Luciano Berio

Incanto XIII for two saxophones (tenor and soprano saxophone) – Simone Movio

Duet No.2 in G for flute and oboe, arranged for two soprano saxophones – Wilhelm Friedemann Bach

Sonata for alto saxophone and piano – Edison Denisov

Sonata for alto saxophone and piano – William Albright

Concerto for alto saxophone and piano – Alexander Glazunov

Légende for alto saxophone and orchestra – Florent Schmitt

Concerto for alto saxophone and orchestra – Henri Tomasi

Sonata for oboe and piano, arranged for alto saxophone and piano – Camille Saint-Saëns

Concerto for oboe and orchestra, arranged for soprano saxophone and organ – Alessandro Marcello

Rhapsody for alto saxophone and orchestra – Claude Debussy

Sonata for alto saxophone and piano (I movement) – David Maslanka

Concerto for alto saxophone and orchestra – Lars-Erik Larsson

Sonata for alto saxophone and piano – Fernande Decruck

Sonata for alto saxophone and piano– Erwin Schulhoff

Concertino da Camera for alto saxophone and 11 instruments – Jacques Ibert

Fantasy for soprano saxophone, 3 horns and strings – Heitor Villa Lobos

Sonata for alto saxophone and piano – Paul Creston

Lamento et Rondo for alto saxophone and piano – Pierre Sancan

Concertino (III movement) for alto saxophone and orchestra – Jeanine Rueff

Tableaux de Provence for alto saxophone and orchestra – Paule Maurice

15 Études for alto saxophone and piano – Charles Koechlin

Sonata for alto saxophone and piano – Robert Muczynski

Scaramouche for alto saxophone and orchestra – Darius Milhaud

Three Romances for oboe and piano, arranged for soprano saxophone and piano – Robert Schumann

Elegie for viola and piano, arranged for alto saxophone and piano – Alexander Glazunov

Two Songs: If Music Would Be the Food of Love and Ah! How Sweet it is to Love, arranged for alto saxophone and harpsichord- Henry Purcell

4e Solo de Concert for tenor saxophone and piano – Jean-Baptiste Singelée

Prélude et Saltarelle for alto saxophone and piano – Robert Planel

Sonata for oboe and piano, arranged for soprano saxophone and piano – Francis Poulenc

Sonatine for piano, arranged for soprano saxophone and piano – Maurice Ravel

Prélude, Cadence et Finale for alto saxophone and piano – Alfred Desenclos

Impressions d’Automne for alto saxophone and piano – André Caplet

Sonata for viola and piano in F major, Op. 11 No. 4, arranged for alto saxophone and piano – Paul Hindemith

Ballade for alto saxophone and orchestra – Franck Martin

Vertical Study II for tenor saxophone, piano and percussion – Toshio Hosokawa 

Für Walter, Arc Song II for soprano saxophone, piano, percussion and electronics – Toshio Hosokawa

Meditation on the Melody of Gagaku Kotoriso for 2 clarinets and accordion, arranged for 2 soprano saxophones and accordion – Akira Nishimura

Aphorismes for two saxophones and glissotar – Étienne Rolin

Floating flows flooding for bass clarinet, viola, cello and sound sculptures, arranged for tenor saxophone, viola, cello and sound sculptures – Giulia Lorusso

Artificiel for flute, soprano saxophone, percussion and electronics, arranged for two soprano saxophones, percussion and electronics – Thierry Alla

Trio for oboe, bassoon and piano, arranged for soprano-, tenor saxophone and piano – Francis Poulenc

Trio pathétique for clarinet, bassoon and piano, arranged for soprano-, tenor saxophone and piano – Michail Glinka

Trio Sonata for organ no 1 in E flat major, BWV 525, arranged for soprano-, alto- and baritone saxophone – Johann Sebastian Bach

Rasch for saxophone quartet – Franco Donatoni
Vue sur les jardins interdit for saxophone quartet – Henri Pousseur 

New York Counterpoint for clarinet and tape, arranged for saxophone quartet and tape – Steve Reich

Propaganda for saxophone quartet and electronics – Franck Bedrossian

Canonic Suite for 4 alto saxophones – Elliott Carter

Xas for saxophone quartet – Iannis Xenakis
Durch, in memoriam Gérard Grisey for saxophone quartet – Fabien Levy 

Ciudades (Córdoba, Sarajevo and Addis Ababa) for saxophone quartet – Guillermo Lago

Capriccio in e minor Op. 81 for string quartet, arranged for saxophone quartet – Felix Mendelssohn

Petit quatuor for saxophone quartet – Jean Françaix

Saxophone Quartet – Florent Schmitt

Saxophone Quartet, Op. 109 – Alexander Glazunov

Concerto for Saxophone Quartet – Philip Glass

Introduction et Variations sur une ronde populaire for saxophone quartet – Gabriel Pierné

String Quartet No. 2 (I. Allegro moderato in D major and 2/2 time),arranged for saxophone quartet – Alexander Borodin

Saxophone Quartet – Alfred Desenclos

Andante et Scherzo for saxophone quartet – Eugène Bozza

Grave et Presto for saxophone quartet – Jean Rivier

Lumina for 12 strings and electronics, arranged for saxophone ensemble and electronics – Ivo Malec
Vinum sacrum for saxophone ensemble and electronics – François Rossé
Noir b for saxophone ensemble – Juan Arroyo

Psychose for 6 soprano-, 6 alto saxophones and tape – Jean-Denis Michat

Suite Française for saxophone ensemble for 4 percussionists – Jean-Denis Michat

Aurresku for saxophone quartet, piano & 2 percussions – Ramon Lazkano

Diptico for clarinet, saxophone (alto and tenor), violoncello, piano and percussion – Elena Mendoza
La Bocca, I Piedi, Il Suono for saxophone quartet and 100 saxophonists – Salvatore Sciarrino
Face à face for 2 orchestras – Andreas Markeas

Outrageous for Bigband – Dieter Mack