No. SURNAME NAME BORN TITLE SAX YEAR DURATION PREMIERE
1. Dzenītis Andris 1978 Southern Walls B 2017 15’00’’ 11.04.2017. Latvian Academy of Music, festival "Riga Saxophone Days", Arvydas Kazlauskas
2. Kundrāts Vilnis 1961 Emocijas sekundēs [Emotions in Seconds] A 1989 10’00’’ 1992. Recording at Latvian Radio, Artis Sīmanis (saxophone) un Vilnis Kundrāts (electronics)
3. Leimane Linda 1989 Cadavre Exquis II B 2019 13’00’’ 11.04.2017. Latvian Academy of Music, festival "Riga Saxophone Days", Arvydas Kazlauskas
4. Mieze Anita 1980 Layer Flaw A 2008 6’00’’ 12.06.2008. Latvian Academy of Music, Demetrius Spaneas (saxophone, USA) un Anita Mieze (electronics)
5. Pētersone Madara 1989 CO2 A 2017 8’00’’ 09.09.2017. Zirgu pasts, festival "Baltā nakts", Madara Pētersone
6. Pousson Jachin 1983 Tumulus S&B, Timp. 2017 9’15’’ 11.04.2017. Latvian Academy of Music , festival "Riga Saxophone Days", Arvydas Kazlauskas
7. Pujāts Gaitis Jānis 1997 Wanderlust A 2021 6’30’’ 06.10.2021. Latvian Academy of Music, festival "Decibels", Aigars Raumanis
8. Rancāne Alise 1995 Puķu polka [Polka of Flowers] A 2021 6’30’’ 06.10.2021. Latvian Academy of Music, festival "Decibels", Aigars Raumanis
9. Stivriņa Renāte 1985 Sirius A 2021 5’20’’ 05.2011. The Krzysztof Penderecki Academy of Music in Krakow, Kamil Gumiela (saxophone, Poland)

The list and diagrams which are found on this page are part of Aigars Raumanis’ Master's Thesis Saxophone music in Latvia: Collaboration of the composers and performers in the creation of musical pieces. The aim of this paper is to describe the cooperation of composers and musicians in the context of Latvian saxophone music, both quantitatively and qualitatively. The thesis consists of an introduction, 3 chapters and appendices. The first chapter examines the bachelor's and master's theses on saxophone music in Latvia to date. The second chapter presents the collected information with diagrams and tables, as well as explains the possible cause of this data. Third chapter focuses on the cooperation of specific musicians and composers, illustrating the information obtained with fragments of sheet music. The catalogue "Saxophone Music in Latvia 1962-2022" can be found in the appendix.


© Raumanis, A. (2023). Saksofonmūzika Latvijā: Komponistu un atskaņotājmākslinieku sadarbība skaņdarbu tapšanas procesā. Rīga: JVLMA