Raphaela Gromes · Julian Riem · Signum Saxophone Quartet
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Four saxophones fill rooms. Their sound is rich, loud, and colorful. As a mini big band, they can replace an orchestra, and that's exactly what they do here. You can hear cello concertos and orchestral works arranged for cello, piano, and saxophone quartet. Schwetzingen artist in residence Raphaela Gromes takes on the string part, arranger Julian Riem sits at the grand piano, and the four spirited wind players of the Signum Saxophone Quartet, fou...
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1 dates (28 May - 28 May)
May
28
Wed
7:30 pm
Rococo Theater
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