this is syzygy

syzygy quartet 

is a collective of saxophone players who perform and thus promote new music and established contemporary works from A to X (Andriessen to Xenakis).

They perform with other people and machines that aren't saxophones.

They play old music that once sounded new, transcribed from the chamber music canon. 

They began at the Frontiers & Andriessen Festival in Birmingham, where they performed Louis Andriessen’s Facing Death.

Previous Performances: 

Birmingham, Adrian Boult Hall – Andriessen festival

Chethams School of Music

Southbank Centre – Park Lane Group

Musicians Benevolent Fund – Camden showcase

Musicians Benevolent Fund – Banqueting House

Cheltenham – Parabola Arts Centre

Lincoln’s Inn

Sheffield Music Club

Nonclassical - Battle of the Bands

Huddersfield Contemporary Music Festival

Herne Hill festival – Composition competition

Herne Hill festival – Electronic trio

St Martin-in-the-Fields, Park Lane Group

Greenwich – St Alfege church

Notting Hill – St Peter’s Church

Hitchin, Christchurch Church

Toddington Music Festival

Birmingham Conservatoire – Composers’ workshop with Suzie Purkis

APT gallery, Deptford – 2021 Concerts – Perception: An Experimental Weekend

Harlow, St John’s Arts and Recreation Centre

Trinity College of Music – Saxophone Workshop

National Gallery

Royal Academy of Arts

Welshpool Music Club

Private house concerts

Released their debut recording 'Songs for the Coming Day' by David Maslanka in 2015.