Riu Riu Chiu I Mateu Fletxa, Spain 16th century

[@ango5519]

Stunning saxophone cover!
Thank you.

[@zacariaslamadre-6174]

Simplemente genial. Saludos desde Guatemala, Centroamérica.

[@lydr9306]

Man they're excellent! They have the timing; the brightness of the sound is just spectacular!

[@richardjchandler]

The rhythms of the 1,400's were more lively back then, and rhythmic sophistication did not return in western classical music until the 20th century. A terrific arrangement with an enthusiastic performance!

[@hermanamarx]

I have seen and listened to choirs..but this is fresh and new! Like it!!

[@fgbowen]

Every one of your Endings (on the various videos) are Stunning !! So professional!! You obviously know the VALUE of a good Cut-off!!

[@trevorpope1913]

Thank you for posting this quartet rendition. It works really well. Thanks Baz

[@justanotherpiccplayer3511]

Everyone should listen to medieval saxophones

[@tamerofhorses2200]

aOIFe scully
Except that saxonphones didnt exist during those times so by definition, there can be no "medieval saxophones"

[@justanotherpiccplayer3511]

In the same way that your sense of humour doesn't exist?

[@eexpmalful]

Touch of jazz for an antique melody.

[@hudsonbailey674]

Bellissimo!! Genuine talent this is.

[@UlisesRockerHR]

I love that each guy looks like their instrument sounds

[@fgbowen]

Ok - y'all are Seriously like the Saxophone version of THE KING SINGERS!!

[@juanluisgrullon6115]

beautiful

[@gerardocardenas6591]

Cool!

[@trespituta7095]

Anonymous? Maestro Mateo Flecha would strongly disagree! ;-)

[@zaremba465]

Super :-)

[@isaakbaumann3630]

Sheet music please! :D

[@elvirabordas5983]

Composer : Mateu Fletxa, S XV, spain

[@denote8299]

Those bari low notes from 1:46.....