A spellbinding evening of instrumental dialogue unfolds as German organist Ralf Borghoff and Italian saxophonist Cesare Travagin craft a vibrant sound world where Baroque colours meet modern improvisation.
The programme is an imaginative mix of original compositions, jazz-influenced works, and spontaneous improvisations, including Jean-Michel Michał’s lyrical Adagio dolcissimo from Back to Bach, and striking excerpts from Pierre Genin’s Spanish-themed Variations and Bolero. Interspersed throughout are moments of pure organ meditation, cantabile lines, and fully improvised duos, trios, and finales, making this concert a rare, genre-defying journey through texture, rhythm, and tone.
Experience the organ and saxophone as you've never heard them before: as partners in a creative conversation that feels both ancient and utterly new.
A spellbinding evening of instrumental dialogue unfolds as German organist Ralf Borghoff and Italian saxophonist Cesare Travagin craft a vibrant sound world where Baroque colours meet modern improvisation.
The programme is an imaginative mix of original compositions, jazz-influenced works, and spontaneous improvisations, including Jean-Michel Michał’s lyrical Adagio dolcissimo from Back to Bach, and striking excerpts from Pierre Genin’s Spanish-themed Variations and Bolero. Interspersed throughout are moments of pure organ meditation, cantabile lines, and fully improvised duos, trios, and finales, making this concert a rare, genre-defying journey through texture, rhythm, and tone.
Experience the organ and saxophone as you've never heard them before: as partners in a creative conversation that feels both ancient and utterly new.
The programme is an imaginative mix of original compositions, jazz-influenced works, and spontaneous improvisations, including Jean-Michel Michał’s lyrical Adagio dolcissimo from Back to Bach, and striking excerpts from Pierre Genin’s Spanish-themed Variations and Bolero. Interspersed throughout are moments of pure organ meditation, cantabile lines, and fully improvised duos, trios, and finales, making this concert a rare, genre-defying journey through texture, rhythm, and tone.
Experience the organ and saxophone as you've never heard them before: as partners in a creative conversation that feels both ancient and utterly new.
Info
Production year
2025
Producer
Malta International Organ Festival
Venue
Onorati Oratory – Jesuits’ Church, Valletta
In Theatres
05/12/2025