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The saxophone quartet has been around a while, with pieces being  written for it as early as 1857 (Jean Baptiste Singelee\\u2019s op. 53). After  the rediscovery for jazz, it has made a comeback to classical music as  well. We\\u2019re looking at some different takes on how to approach the  ensemble.

Hosted by Seth Boustead
\\nProduced by Jesse McQuarters

Jon Raskin and Steve Adams \\u2013 Radar 11/19/01
\\nRova Quartet, from the album Totally Spinning
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\\nDavid Maslanka \\u2013 Recitation Book (mvt. 1, Broken Heart)
\\nRed Line Quartet
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\\nBen Hjertman \\u2013 The Mares of \\u201933
\\nAnubis Quartet
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\\nAmy Williams \\u2013 Univocity
\\nH2 Quartet, from the album Groove Machine
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\\nJohn Mackey \\u2013 Unquiet Spirits
\\nZzyzx Quartet, from the album Intersections
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\\nJon Raskin and Steve Adams \\u2013 Preshrunk
\\nRova Quartet, from the album Totally Spinning
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\\nSteven Mackey \\u2013 Animal, Vegetable, Mineral
\\nPRISM Quartet
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\\nLucie Robert-Diesel \\u2013 Issos? (mvt. 2)
\\nPremiere Quartet
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\\nJoe Duddell \\u2013 Circle Square (mvt. 1)
\\nDelta Quartet, from the album Facing Death