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6:30 PM-7:15 PM, CST
Arcis Saxophon Quartett: Quirky Nightclub Chronicles
Concert |Saxophone Performance
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Art Club at POST, Houston, TX
- Language English
- Price $28
Quirky Nightclub Chronicles
Dressed up and ready for the night. Quirky Nightclub Chronicles brings the vibe of the hottest clubs straight into the concert hall: pulsing rhythms, fresh sounds, and gripping stories that linger long after the last note. And, as always, with the unmistakable Arcis twist: inventive arrangements, high voltage interpretations, and a touch of eccentricity that turns classical music into something you don’t just hear, but feel in your whole body.
Program
Rhythmic IntoxicationGeiss, Philippe (*1961)
Patchwork
Soul Food
Mellits, Marc (*1966)
Tapas
In a sentimental mood
Erdenebaatar, Shuteen (*1998)
Echoes of Life
Growth
Reflection
Transform
Sparkle
For the ear rather than the feet
Piazzolla, Astor (1921 - 1992) / Arr. Sylvain Dedenon
Moments with Piazzolla
Oblivion
Contrabajeando
Libertango
Kuhn, Leonhard (*1987) / Bernstein
Prelude, Fugue & Riffs
Fugue
Riffs
Arcis Saxophon Quartett
Claus Hierluksch (Soprano saxophone)
Bernardo Pereira (Alto saxophone)
Sonia Tcherepanov (Tenor saxophone)
Jure Knez (Baritone saxophone)
"A performance full of energizing sound and a harmoniously developed musicality, effortlessly captivating the audience."
The Arcis Saxophone Quartet, named after Munich's iconic Arcis Street, has emerged as one of the most vibrant and active classical ensembles globally.
Embodying a spirit of experimentation, artistry, and boundless curiosity, the quartet fearlessly explores new musical territories.
An elaborate dramaturgy, sound, and light design, as well as captivating introductions, are as much a part of the concert experience for the four multi-talented musicians as their energetic interpretations, finely balanced arrangements, and commissioned compositions from all over the world, tailored to their style.
For the Arcis Saxophone Quartet, music is an endless playground, and they are as diverse as no other group. Only one thing remains always constant: their distinctive sound.
