Fifteen Resonances
By Mathieu Robert

In this album, Mathieu Robert explores the soprano saxophone in all its forms. He presents a varied project both in the sounds used and in the musical styles involved. Moving from jazz to world music, while also incorporating improvisation and much more, Mathieu changes the standardized use of his instrument..

To enhance the sonic variety, Mathieu is not limited to just one soprano saxophone, as he uses three different ones on the album. His saxophones are also accompanied by other instruments: a Shruti Box (similar to an accordion) and a collection of singing bowls from various countries around the world.

In "Fifteen Resonances," you will find a total of 15 very different tracks. All the music was recorded live, with no re-recording. This is a deliberate choice by Mathieu Robert who wishes to maintain a form of authenticity in his music.