"A stirring heterophony!" - The Scotsman
 
"This must rate as one of the best quartet recordings of recent years.  Virtuosic playing with a strong jazz influence...…very strongly recommended"
- Clarinet and Saxophone Society of Great Britain
 
'Sensitively played and the resulting sound was nothing short of luxurious...impressive and diverse" - Broadway Baby (****)
 
 
 - World Saxophone Congress 2015 (Strasbourg)
 - National Chamber Music Day 2015 (Perth Concert Hall, Scotland)
 - Made in Scotland Music Showcase (Edinburgh Festival Fringe)
 - International Chamber Music Matters (Royal Concert Hall, Glasgow)
 - 15th World Saxophone Congress (Bangkok)
 - Les Rencontres du saxophone" Festival (Strasbourg) 
 - The Jazz Bar, Edinburgh
 - An Tobar, Tobermory, Mull 
 
 
Combining jazz, folk and classical music,  expect anything from Michael Nyman and Oliver Nelson to Ryuichi Sakamoto and Paquito D'Rivera (with a few Gaelic psalms and whirling reels along the way).
 
Led by Sue McKenzie (Delphian Records/Salsa Celtica), the Scottish Saxophone Ensemble was formed in 2000 and features some of the best of Scotland’s saxophone talent including Ellie Steemson (Workers Union), Allon Beauvoisin (Brass Jaw) and Michael Brogan (Transgressive North). 
 
The ensemble were hosts of the 16th World Saxophone Congress and their CD, "Mrs Malcolm", is available on iTunes.
 

DOWNBEAT MAGAZINE - "As a non-pop music, jazz typically rewards the self-starter. And just as the Internet has put the power of the press into the fingers of the individual, so too does it allow independent musicians to effectively market themselves and maintain professional relations using social networking sites as Facebook, MySpace and Twitter. The Leavenworth, Kan.-based Artist(s) Recording Collective uses such technology as its foundation."  ~Yoshi Kato, writer
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