Naxas Quartet

“Utterly startling…adrenaline fueled. 4.5 stars.”

— Limelight Magazine

 

Music in the Regions and Upper Peel Landcare group proudly present acclaimed saxophone group, Nexas Quartet, performing a French-themed classical music program called ‘The French Saxophone’. This special program celebrates the heartland of the saxophone - France - and will feature pieces by famous French composers Claude Debussy and Alfred Desenclos, Australian composer Lyle Chan, and even a jazz-influenced orchestral piece by American composer George Gershwin.

 

Nexas Quartet are:

Michael Duke (Soprano Saxophone)

Nick Russoniello (Alto Saxophone, guest artist)

Nathan Henshaw (Tenor Saxophone)

Jay Byrnes (Baritone Saxophone)


ABOUT NEXAS QUARTET

At the forefront of chamber music, Nexas Quartet are leaders in promoting existing and creating new repertoire for the saxophone quartet. The group’s success comes from a combination of personalities, virtuosic saxophone skills, and an ability to program concerts of a wide appeal that has seen the musicians perform in a multitude of settings. For more information visit www.nexasquartet.com

ABOUT MUSIC IN THE REGIONS
Music in the Regions (MitR) is an independent touring organisation established in 2022 to connect classical musicians with regional audiences and facilitate transformative musical experiences across New South Wales. These musicians will perform in regions not traditionally visited, reinvigorating regional venues into concert venues, and fostering a vibrant, world-class New South Wales classical music industry. MitR is supported by the NSW Government via Create NSW, and through private philanthropy. For more information visit www.musicintheregions.com  

ABOUT UPPER PEEL LANDCARE GROUP
Formed in 2012, Upper Peel Landcare Group's original concern was the removal of woody weeds from public lands in Nundle. In October 2013, the community and UPLG members put in over 180 plants along the Peel River which runs through the town. After some down time, the group has bounced back with new enthusiasm and in 2021 began working with Nundle Library to set up a Community Garden, at which several community events and workshops have been held. The group have enjoyed expanding into the realm of hosting music events such as the Festival of the Halls tour in June and Music in the Regions in November this year. For more information visit www.landcare.nsw.gov.au/groups/upper-peel-landcare-group

 Book your tickets here https://events.humanitix.com/nexas-quartet-the-french-saxophone-nundle?fbclid=IwAR1sqanoX6FeE58XCOKVSluY-1Cbw9KE8cJkMtD1NHLdP2ugO5pB9WvRqZE



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