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By the time John Harle became established as a composer, he had already a ten-year reputation as the leading saxophonist of his generation. Since the mid-1990s he has had three commissions for the BBC Proms, and has released two albums on the Argo label. With his supreme lyrical gift, he is much in demand as a composer for television, having ...
John Harle - The Little Death Machine (4 Saxes + Electronics) John Harle - Matthew's Song (Alto sax/Pno) John Harle - Memory and Imagination (Sop Sax/Small ensemble)
The John Harle Collection is a 20-volume set of music that straddles his illustrious career from 1977 – 2020 spanning multiple musical disciplines - as both player and composer - in classical, jazz and pop with an array of collaborators. The collection has been curated and produced by Harle himself.
John Harle’s saxophone playing has straddled as many musical worlds as the saxophone itself. He has recorded all the major classical works, most notably on his EMI Classics CD Saxophone Concertos, which has sold over 350,000 copies to date. John has had over 90 works written for him, and has contributed another 25 works for saxophone of his own.
John Harle (Newcastle upon Tyne, 20 settembre 1956) è un sassofonista e compositore inglese. È considerato uno dei più grandi sassofonisti classici moderni con più di 25 CDs tra concerti con orchestra e recitals, al fianco delle più importanti orchestre del mondo [1] .
Practical, clear and universally relevant, the saxophone reveals John Harle's secrets for playing with individuality, fluent technique and a powerful musical presence. “John is a consummate musician and saxophonist, and all the expertise and experience gleaned from his forty plus years as a student of our instrument is encapsulated in this book.
John Harle is an Ivor Novello award-winning composer, saxophonist, record producer and educator whose work spans across musical genres from classical to contemporary pop. John is the composer of operas, around fifty concert works and over 100 film and TV scores including the theme to BBC1's Silent Witness and the epic score to Simon Schama’s A History of Britain.
