Jean-Baptiste Singelée (1812-1875)
Concertino pour saxophone et piano, op. 78

Nazaire Beeckmann (1822-1900)
Elégie pour saxophone et piano

Georges Longue (1900-1967)
"Images d'Orient" pour saxophone et piano, op. 20

Marcel Poot (1901-1988)
Ballade pour saxophone et piano

Jean Absil (1893-1974)
Sonate pour saxophone et piano, op. 115

Piet Swerts (1960)
"Klonos", pour saxophone et piano

Michel Lysight (1958-)
"Labyrinthes", pour saxophone seul

Alain Crépin (1954-)
"Sax in Fire", pour saxophone et piano

Simon Diricq (1984-)
"L'Effet de Coriolis", pour saxophon et piano

Jakub Jarosz, saxophone
Krzysztof Augustyn, piano

Jakub Jarosz, Polish classical saxophonist, chamber musician and teacher who knows how to make the most of the saxophone. He received his saxophone education at the Chopin University of Music in Warsaw, Conservatoire Royal de Bruxelles and Koninklijk Conservatorium Brussel. Until recently, the saxophone output of Belgian composers has not enjoyed great popularity in our country. The originator of this album, perfectly acquainted with the aforementioned works thanks to his Brussels studies, decided to introduce the Polish audience to a number of fascinating compositions. This CD includes pieces both derived from the Classical tradition and completely contemporary ones, representing a variety of captivating compositional trends.