Anders Paulsson
Soprano Saxophone Artist – Classic beauty of tone combined with a rich jazz personality
Welcome to the official site of world famous Swedish musician, composer, soprano saxophone artist and environmentalist Anders Paulsson.
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Concerts
Anders Paulsson is widely recognized as one of the finest soprano saxophonists in the world.
His broad experience on stage and collaboration with modern composers has brought him to perform concerts in 28 countries and major halls such as Carnegie Hall, Berliner Philharmonie and Amsterdam Concertgebouw. He played twice at the Nobel festivities, including in 1993 when Nelson Mandela received the Nobel Peace Prize.
Recordings
Solitary Poems for Soprano Saxophone
A creative response to the covid-19 pandemic
Reviews of Anders' music from international press and critics:
"The world-leading classical soprano saxophonist"
“Arguably the best soprano saxophonist on the planet”
“Anders Paulsson was the star of the evening in the Berliner Philharmonie”
”Phenomenal performances of Anders Eliasson’s entrancing music”
“Es folgt die “Celebration Suite” des schwedischen Komponisten Anders Paulsson ‐ eine Hommage an den Freiheitskampf der Anti‐Apartheid‐Bewegung. Afrikanisches Volkslied trifft auf Jazz‐Riffs. Protestlied verbindet sich mit feierlicher Musik. Der 52‐jährige Komponist steht mit seinem Sopransaxophon vor den auf der Stuhlkante sitzenden Musikern und spielt seine in die Partitur eingearbeiteten Soli. Beseelt. Brillant. Beglückend.”
“Starkast lyser solostämman i Anders Eliassons saxofonkonsert; likt ljusstrimmor som leker mot en nattsvart väv”
"An utterly convincing performance with a stunning precision and presence."
"Anders Paulsson performance at the Berliner Philharmonie was soulfully inspired, brilliant and delightful".
“Swedish Concertos for Soprano Saxophone is a splendid recording – a real high”
“An unbeatable soloist”
“Anders Paulsson evince admirable musicianship”
“Goodness, I haven’t heard such accomplished, sure-footed playing since Branford Marsalis in American Spectrum”