The album Cuarteto de Saxofones by Tawa Sax presents a captivating and diverse collection of saxophone quartet compositions. The group's technical proficiency and musical sensitivity are evident throughout the album, delivering a polished and cohesive performance.
The opening track, "Libertango" by Astor Piazzolla, sets the tone for the album with its sultry tango rhythms and dynamic interplay between the four saxophones. The group's interpretation of "Prelude and Fugue in G minor" by J.S. Bach showcases their ability to bring classical music to life on saxophones, with a nuanced approach to phrasing and dynamics.
The album also features several original compositions by members of Tawa Sax, including "Saxophonia" by Juan Antonio Cuéllar, which highlights the group's versatility with its playful and upbeat jazz-inspired melody. "Tawa" by Jorge Vargas is a standout track, with its hauntingly beautiful melody and evocative harmonies.