Mosaic Salvador Flores & Liz Ames

• Fernande Decruck (1896 - 1954): Sonata in C-Sharp for Alto Saxophone and Piano:
• 1 Decruck: Sonata in C-Sharp for Alto Saxophone and Piano: I. Très modéré, expressif 05:13
• 2 Decruck: Sonata in C-Sharp for Alto Saxophone and Piano: II. Noël 03:30
• 3 Decruck: Sonata in C-Sharp for Alto Saxophone and Piano: III. Fileuse 02:03
• 4 Decruck: Sonata in C-Sharp for Alto Saxophone and Piano: IV. Nocturne et rondel 05:08
• Alex Tedrow (b. 1999): Andisol:
• 5 Tedrow: Andisol 11:05
• Salvador Flores (b. 1999): Interlude I:
• 6 Flores: Interlude I 01:44
• Maurice Ravel (1875 - 1937): Pièce en forme de Habanera:
• 7 Ravel: Pièce en forme de Habanera: Pièce en Forme de Habanera 03:06
• Salvador Flores: Interlude II:
• 8 Flores: Interlude II 01:04
• Astor Piazzolla (1921 - 1992): Tango Études:
• 9 Piazzolla: Tango Études: No. 3, Molto marcato e energico 03:49
• Salvador Flores: Interlude III:
• 10 Flores: Interlude III 01:42
• Álvaro Carrillo (1919 - 1969): Sabor a Mí:
• 11 Carrillo: Sabor a Mí 05:28
• João Donato (1934 - 2023): Minha Saudade:
• 12 Donato: Minha Saudade 02:25
• George Gershwin (1898 - 1937): Summertime:
• 13 Gershwin: Summertime 05:07
• Erroll Garner (1921 - 1977): Misty:
• 14 Garner: Misty 04:13
• Salvador Flores: Interlude IV:
• 15 Flores: Interlude IV 01:23
• McCoy Tyner (1938 - 2020): Passion Dance:
• 16 Tyner: Passion Dance 07:30
• Total Runtime 01:04:30

Info zu Mosaic

„Mosaic“ vereint klassische und Jazz-Einflüsse in einem gemeinsamen Projekt von Salvador Flores und Liz Ames. Durch die Verbindung von ausdrucksstarker Kammermusik mit improvisierten Klängen und zeitgenössischem musikalischem Dialog erkundet das Album Atmosphäre, Rhythmus und melodisches Zusammenspiel in einem abwechslungsreichen und emotional facettenreichen Repertoire. Mit seiner facettenreichen Darbietung und durchdachten Arrangements schafft „Mosaic“ ein einzigartiges Crossover-Hörerlebnis.

Salvador Flores, Sopran-, Alt- und Tenorsaxophon
Liz Ames, Klavier
Nadia Pessoa, Harfe
Wilson Childers, Trompete
Melinda Rose, Gesang
Jan Knutson, Gitarre
Jonathan Keith, Kontrabass
Eric Tapper, Schlagzeug

Salvador Flores
is a versatile and sought-after saxophonist and educator based out of Washington D.C. His performances have taken him to venues such as the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, the U.S. Capitol Building, the Lincoln Memorial, and the New World Center. Recognized as one of the country’s most promising young soloists, he was one of five young artists selected to partake in the Performance Today Young Artist in Residence program, through which he was heard in interview and performance by millions of listeners across the country.

Salvador has garnered many prestigious awards over the course of his career, including being named the second saxophonist to ever receive the University of Michigan School of Music, Theatre and Dance’s most distinguished performance award, the Albert A. Stanley Medal, after award-winning saxophonist Timothy McAllister. Other achievements of his include being named the 1st Prize Winner of the 2020 North American Saxophone Alliance Collegiate Classical Solo Competition, a 2020 Yamaha Young Performing Artist, the winner of the 2020 University of Michigan School of Music, Theatre and Dance Concerto Competition, and the winner of the 2020 National Collegiate Solo Competition hosted by the U.S. Army Band “Pershing’s Own.” In 2017, Salvador was also named a U.S. Presidential Scholar in the Arts, earning him an invitation to the White House and solo performances at the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts.

As a chamber musician, Salvador previously served as the Soprano Chair of the Aero Quartet, recipients of the Gold Medal at the 2021 Fischoff International Chamber Music Competition. He released his chamber music debut album alongside the group entitled Aero Quartet. The record was ranked within the Top 15 New Releases Worldwide on the Billboard Charts, featuring music by Alexander Glazunov, Carlos Simon, Guillermo Lago, Arturo Márquez, Paquito D’Rivera, Ed Calle, and John Coltrane.

He currently serves as a member of the U.S. Army Band “Pershing’s Own” saxophone section and is a freelance musician in the Washington D.C. region, from local funk bands to the National Symphony and Opera Orchestras. He maintains an active teaching schedule, on it include his local middle/high school private studio and lessons/masterclasses with collegiate level students from across the country.

Salvador has completed both a BM and MM in Saxophone Performance, as well as an MM in Improvisation, at the University of Michigan – Ann Arbor under the direction of saxophonists Dr. Timothy McAllister and Dr. Andrew Bishop. He performs exclusively on Yamaha Saxophones.

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