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Elements

Huw Wiggin (saxophone), Oliver Wass (harp)

Who would have thought that composers such as Corelli, Bach and Purcell would work so well in arrangements for saxophone (invented a century after Baroque's heyday) and harp? That they do is...

Elements

Huw Wiggin (saxophone), Oliver Wass (harp)

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Who would have thought that composers such as Corelli, Bach and Purcell would work so well in arrangements for saxophone (invented a century after Baroque's heyday) and harp? That they do is...

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‘Elements’ explores the distinctive sound world of saxophone and harp in a programme that moves between Baroque masterworks and newly commissioned music inspired by the four classical elements: Earth, Air, Fire and Water. Performed by saxophonist Huw Wiggin and harpist Oliver Wass, the album places Bach, Purcell, Vivaldi and Couperin alongside contemporary works written specially for the duo.

Each commission reflects a different elemental idea, from the luminous textures of Charlotte Harding’s Euphotic to the volatile energy of Laura Bowler’s Caesium and the wind-driven virtuosity of David Wallace’s blowing A gale. Interwoven throughout are inventive arrangements of Baroque works, drawing subtle connections across centuries.

The pairing of saxophone and harp creates a sound palette that is intimate and richly coloured, capable of lyric stillness and brilliant display. Praised for his “liquid gold tones” by The Times, Wiggin joins forces with leading harpist Oliver Wass in a programme that moves between reflection, drama and radiant beauty.

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September 2026

Who would have thought that composers such as Corelli, Bach and Purcell would work so well in arrangements for saxophone (invented a century after Baroque's heyday) and harp? That they do is largely down to the beautiful balance achieved here between Wiggin and Wass, approaching the music with delicacy and finesse.
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