“Grave et Presto" (1938) by Jean Rivier, a staple work in the quartet repertoire. We had a wild performance here at Buttonwood Park. Difficult to do in any scenario, we did it outside and lost most of our music to the wind and kept going!

"Flower Duet" is a famously serene and lyrical piece from Act 1 of the 1883 French opera Lakmé by Léo Delibes. Performed here for a Mother’s Day concert at 1867 Sanctuary, Ewing, NJ

"Concert sur la place (Humoristique)" is the fourth and final movement of the famous Quatuor pour saxophones composed in 1946 by the brothers Faustin and Maurice Jeanjean. This descriptive and theatrical piece depicts the joyful and lively atmosphere of a brass band playing in a village square.