No Strings Sax Quartet

Based in Hertfordshire, No Strings Sax Quartet formed during the first COVID lockdown, valuing the wellbeing benefits of being musically connected. Since then, performances have included several sold-out concerts, charity fund-raising events, weddings and other functions!

Individually, the musicians come from successful playing, teaching and media roles with an eclectic range of styles including classical, jazz, theatre, pop, rock and soul along with performance experience in hundreds of venues including the Albert Hall and the O2.

What’s a Saxophone Quartet?
It’s four saxes of different sizes, playing together. Like a string quartet but more flexible in the styles of music offered!

Why would I want one for my event?
No Strings Sax Quartet are supremely flexible, sound great, and offer something a bit different. The group can play super-quietly or loud enough to be heard outside with a load of guests, all without the need for a PA system.

So what kind of music do they play?
As you might expect from saxes, No Strings Sax Quartet can sound pretty jazzy, evoking both the classic sounds of Glen Miller or Scott Joplin up to modern popular music. The group love to play the best classical tunes and also hold a large library of popular favourites for special events including weddings favourites by artists such as Ed Sheeran and Adele.

Is this a 'green' option for my event?
As an environmentally conscious acoustic ensemble, No Strings Sax Quartet aim to minimise their carbon footprint wherever possible, including car sharing to events.