In heaven everything is fine (2012) (Germ​á​n Alonso​,​1984)

from Utop​í​as: New Spanish music for saxophone quartet (2013) by SIGMA Project

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It is the youngest composer’s role –Germán Alonso, In Heaven Everything is Fine (2011)– to bring us closer to one of the recent poetics of greater international impact, in which the saxophone has gained an undeniable leading role: the game with the sound matter in its “rawest” state, subject to sharp distortions; the use of very aggressive dynamics, fragmented consideration of temporary continuity in saturated events – although, in the case of Alonso’s work they coexist with other momentary distensions...

They respond to a new conception of complexity, which in In Heaven Everything is Fine, on the one hand, embraces the suggestion of David Lynch’s unease aesthetics and, on the other hand, announces further fruits with the baritone saxophone and the electronics as protagonists, in a dark Goyesque reference to 'El Gran Cabrón' and 'Ecce Saturnus', both compositions dated 2012.

Germán Gan Quesada
Musicologist and music critic. Associate Professor (Department of Art and Musicology, University Autonoma of Barcelona).

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from Utop​í​as: New Spanish music for saxophone quartet (2013), released October 31, 2013
SIGMA Project:
Andrés Gomis: soprano, alto, tenor sax
Ángel Soria: baritone sax
Miguel Romero: baritone sax
Josetxo Silguero: tenor, baritone, bass sax

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SIGMA RECORDS (founded in 2012) is the record label of the SIGMA Project quartet, real ‘Ardittis’ of the saxophone (named as such by Scherzo magazine).

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