Saxophone Quartet

SKU: IS.SQ6604EM

Composed by Walter Baeken. Woodwinds - Saxophone. Metropolis Music Publishers #SQ6604EM. Published by Metropolis Music Publishers (IS.SQ6604EM).

ISBN 9790365066049.

Whether jazz, funk, pop, world music or classical, Walter has played all of these musical styles after graduating. From 1990 till 1995 he was a member of high-energy funk-jazz groups like Real Deal and the DSWB quartet. He also made his first recordings at that time. At the end of the nineties he played world music with Kunda Buffi and Native Soil, jazz with The Musetrap (the Jan Muës ensemble) and touched many hearts during the Guido Belcanto tour. A multifaceted musician, Walter Baeken does not only play his horn, he also composes and arranges classical and contemporary music for a variety of ensembles. He is also busy working as a session musician on many CD-recordings.

Saxophone Quartet

SKU: IS.SQ6605EM

Composed by Walter Baeken. Woodwinds - Saxophone. Metropolis Music Publishers #SQ6605EM. Published by Metropolis Music Publishers (IS.SQ6605EM).

ISBN 9790365066056.

Whether jazz, funk, pop, world music or classical, Walter has played all of these musical styles after graduating. From 1990 till 1995 he was a member of high-energy funk-jazz groups like Real Deal and the DSWB quartet. He also made his first recordings at that time. At the end of the nineties he played world music with Kunda Buffi and Native Soil, jazz with The Musetrap (the Jan Muës ensemble) and touched many hearts during the Guido Belcanto tour. A multifaceted musician, Walter Baeken does not only play his horn, he also composes and arranges classical and contemporary music for a variety of ensembles. He is also busy working as a session musician on many CD-recordings.

Saxophone Quartet

SKU: IS.SQ4591EM

Composed by Franz Constant. Woodwinds - Saxophone. Metropolis Music Publishers #SQ4591EM. Published by Metropolis Music Publishers (IS.SQ4591EM).

ISBN 9790365001255.

Belgian composer Franz Constant (1910-1996) was born in Montignies-le-Tilleul and studied at the Charleroi Academy of Music and the Royal Conservatory of Music in Brussels. His composition teachers there were Leon Jongen, Francis de Bourguignon, and Jean Absil, as well as some additional studies with Henri Tomasi in Paris.