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SUMMARY:Andromeda Sax Quartet | Mass Transit
LOCATION:21 Shepherd\, 21 Shepherd Street\, Marrickville NSW 2204
URL:https://events.humanitix.com/mass-transit-sydney
DESCRIPTION:Andromeda Sax Quartet present Mass Transit: a concert of train networks and dreamy commuter voyages.\nSam Wu - Mass Transit (an intricate study of the stops of the Shanghai Metro - Andromeda present the work’s Australian premiere with pianist Catherine Li)\nGuillermo Lago - Ciudades\nEmma O’Halloran - Night Music\nAndromeda Sax Quartet present Mass Transit: a concert of train networks and dreamy commuter voyages.\nSam Wu’s Mass Transit is an intricate study of the stops of the Shanghai Metro - alongside pianist Catherine Li\, Andromeda present the work’s Australian premiere. Guillermo Lago’s Ciudades are a set of evocative urban postcards\, performed alongside Emma O’Halloran’s mesmerising Night Music.\nDescribed by Limelight as “a masterclass in ensemble finesse” Andromeda Sax Quartet have leapt onto the scene as one of Australia’s most exciting young chamber ensembles. Since their inception in 2022\, Andromeda have melded tradition and innovation\, advocating for the wonderfully diverse world of the saxophone quartet.\nIn 2025\, Andromeda were the Australian Festival of Chamber Music’s Fellowship Ensemble\, invited to return following their performance in the festival’s 2024 Pathways Program. As fellows\, Andromeda made their mainstage debut and performed a two-week tour of North Queensland\, including masterclasses and workshops with students. In the same year\, they performed the Australian premiere of Viet Cuong’s Second Nature\, a concerto for saxophone quartet\, as featured soloists …\n\nTickets: https://events.humanitix.com/mass-transit-sydney
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