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Juan Alzate - Solitary Saxophone (Saxofón Solitario)

Program: 1. Así no se avanza-Juan Alzate 2. Desvariaciones-Juan Alzate 3. Improvisation 3- Ryo Noda 4. Flor de Canela (Canción indígena michoacana)-Dominio público 5. Blues. Juan Alzate Este repertorio está concebido desde la idea de explorar las posibilidades de la sonoridad del saxofón en un entorno de instrumento solista, sonando a Capella. La música está elegida para ser tocada en los saxofones soprano, alto y tenor, con música original, música tradicional mexicana, especialmente de la región indígena de Michoacán, contemporánea académica para saxofón solo y explorando el blues desde la perspectiva de la improvisación jazzística. En todas las piezas, se improvisará a excepción, irónicamente en Improvisation 3 de Ryo Noda. Biography: Juan Alzate is considered one of the most important jazz saxophone players and educator in Mexico and in the Latin-America countries, he teaches at Universidad Autónoma de Querétaro at Fine Arts School, Guanajuato University at Music Department and he give masterclasses and concerts around Mexico and other Latin-American countries he studied at Escuela Popular de Bellas Artes, Conservatorio de Las Rosas and at the Berklee College in Boston and studied privately with Jerry Bergonzi. Juan also attended Dave Liebman's course at East Stroudsburg University. Juan has shared the music set with Mark Levine, Antonio Sánchez, John Benítez, Ignacio Berroa, Bruce Forman, Greg Osby, Muhal Richard Abrams, Hugh Fraser, Paquito D' Rivera, Luis Perdomo, Bobby Watson, Helen Sung, Boris Kozlov, Rodney Green and many others. Juan has performed with his own quartet in Mexico, Canada, Argentina, Peru, Costa Rica, Taiwan, among other countries and has recorded ten CDs: El eco en la piel; Bajo el signo del jazz and En el Conservatorio... with Mark Levine; Autorretratos; Hablar en Jazz, Jugadores de Jazz, Minnewanka, recorded at Canada's Banff Centre of Arts.