The great saxophonists of the past have always inspired us to create different sounds, think about the music differently, and to simply play better. Who can deny the talent that has enthralled our ears over the many years? We have included a list of who we consider to be the great saxophone quartets of the past. This is by no means a complete listing of all the past quartets. But, these are the ones we feel have made the most lasting impressions on the saxophone world. Hollywood Saxophone Quartet THE American saxophone quartet who brought classical and jazz together for the "Chamber Jazz" sound for which they are so well known and loved. Clancy's Clowns Another one of those great groups but only existed on vinyl. This group always topped our list of favorites for their virtuosity and the wit of their arrangemetns by Sonny Anderson. Marcel Mule Saxophone Quartet When you think about fine, French saxophone quartet music no other quartet's name jumps to mind as quickly as Marcel Mule's Le Quator de la Musique de la Garde Republicaine. Or, more simply stated, the Marcel Mule Saxophone Quartet or Le Quator. Six Brown Brothers These guys probably did as much as anyone else ever has in fanning the flames of saxophone fire. Marvin Kamm Marvin Kamm's musical legacy stretched across the decades as he left his mark on the musical landscape. Find exclusive photos and biographical information directly from his son, John Kamm, by visiting this section of our site. If you are having problems viewing our website or are experiencing other difficulties, please contact the webmaster. Website and all materials Copyright © 2004 - Lenoir Saxophone Ensemble, Inc. all rights reserved Composers/Arrangers - click for info