Plural Sax is a flexible saxophone ensemble featuring eight or more saxes from sopranino down to bass. Formed in Oxford in 1999 the group also includes players from earlier ensembles in Cambridge, and friends we have collected along the way. A common link through all of these groups was our bass sax player, Peter Guthrie, who provided many of our arrangements. Read more about Peter and his music.
Most of our music is freely available for you to download and use. Take a look at our repertoire for details and downloads of more than 100 arrangements.
Recent news & updates:
- (Feb'26) Following on from our new setting of the first ever saxophone concerto, here is a new setting of the first ever saxophone quartet, composed just a decade or so after the saxophone's invention: Premier Quatour.
- (Dec'25) Jean-Baptiste Singelée wrote some of the earliest works for saxophone, including the very first saxophone concerto: Concerto pour le Saxophone Si-b, Opus 57.
- (Sep'25) Sax Bandits have published a short article introducing the saxophone family, written by one of our members. Grab a coffee and give it a read it here: Meet the Saxophone Family.
- (Jun'25) Take your saxophone to the Royal Ball with Four National Dances from Swan Lake.
