With their 2nd album Arabesque the Dutch Ebonit Saxophone Quartet brings music of primary Debussy, supplemented by Saint-Saëns and Janáček. This ambitious and internationally successful saxophone quartet succeeds in achieving a true unity in tone together with a dynamic versatility that easily compares with a modern concert grand. On instruments that are still quite unappreciated in classical music! The own arrangements of more known piano work of Debussy, like Deux Arabesques and Rêverie along with less heard pieces like Symphony in B minor and Janáček’s haunting In the Mists thus all sound unaffected and lively. Even Danse Macabre, the popular symphonic poem Saint-Saëns completed in 1874 revives by the flexible and energetic sound of these four young top musicians.

• 1. Debussy: Masques
• 2. Debussy: Reverie
• 3. Debussy: Symphony In B Minor
• 4. Debussy: 2 Arabesques No.1 In E Major
• 5. Debussy: 2 Arabesques No.2 In G Major
• 6. Janacek: In the Mists - Andante
• 7. Janacek: In the Mists - Molto Adagio
• 8. Janacek: In the Mists - Andantino
• 9. Janacek: In the Mists - Presto
• 10. Debussy: Divertissement
• 11. Saint-Saens: Danse Macabre