EDGAR UNTERKIRCHNER an Austrian musician, saxophone player and composer.

He is a versatile and lively artist. He moves himself in different styles and plans because he thinks: "art must not remain closed in a drawer and less than ever the joy of playing music".

Capable of customise and jam music, he gives music the capacity of becoming bridge amont different cultures.

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How Edgar tells his Sequoia Soprano saxophone:

A customised sound is basic for me as a musician. The Sequoia saxophones (n.d.r. Soprano Lemon (Unlacquered)) are capable of giving me freedom and inner life together with a stable and wide intonation, hergonomie and sound blowing. They are a product obtained from the great experience and knowledge of Roberto Buttus and Marcel Jansen. I consider them qualified and professional, capable of putting together their know-how and a quality I think fundamental: passion and love for the saxophone and the sound.

Dive in a sound capable of "relaxing the soul".

ALDEVIS TIBALDI is an Italian saxophone player, composer producer and arranger.
He begins his carreer as a classical musician and teacher to develop later a strong interest in jazz music.

He is a versatile and cosmopolitan artist capable of drawing and customising any sound catched from any experience personally lived in any environment both musical and not.

At the moment he lives in London, in constant contact with worldwide musical expressions.

 Link: http://www.aldevis.com 

Would I buy a Sequoia tenor if I were not an endorser?Absolutely yes! The Sequoia tenor gives me an incredible dynamic range. It plays beautifully in tune. Excellent action out of the box (my specimen hasn't been tweaked by Mr. Buttus especially for me). I am developing my own sound on it. I have had a good impression since the very beginning, but now it starts feeling "mine".

 Listen to Aldevis during a couple of his jam sessons:

FEDERICO MISSIO fanciful Italian jazz musician. Composer and arranger. An extemely versatile personality in constant deep research of a sound "with something more".

In 2006 he won the First Prize as soloist at the "Premio  Jazz Lighthouse: Giovane in Jazz", and in 2009 together with the piano player Juri Dal Dan he wons the First Prize at the International Competetion: "Concorso Nuove Strade del Cinema".

In 2012 Federico was part of the italian singer Marco Mengoni's band during his tour in all national theaters..

At the moment he lives and works in Berlin.

 Link: http://www.federicomissio.com

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 Federico tells his Sequoia saxophones:

The Sequoia Soprano and Alto Lemon (Unlacquered) are instruments whose sound personality and extreme ductility have always helped me searching for the inspiration. It's a rare and at the same time a happy example how modern saxophones, though respecting the tradition, are able to bravely and humbly come out from the choir of a constant growing and discouraging market ratification.

Listen to Federico's refined and smart sound:

TOMAŽ NEDOH is a Slovenian musician and creative composer. He studied with Prof. Matiaz Drevensek at the Academy of Music, University of Ljubljana where he graduated with honour in 2003.

He is teacher of saxophone at the Sezana and Postojna music schools and at the Capodistria Conservatory.

An introspective artist, for his music he is constantly inspired by people he meets.

His debut album BONACA was released in 2009 containing his own compositions and in 2012 a new CD and DVD live entitled REFLECTIONS were released.

 Link: http://www.nedoh.com

Tomaž expresses on his Sequoia saxophone:

I play the Sequoia Tenor Lemon because I like his tone and technincal characteristics. I do like it because I on it I can play jazz, classic and other syles. I think Sequoia saxophones are increasingly becoming the choice of saxophone players.

 Listen to Tomaž in a "magic improvisation" and not only:

LEV PUPIS classical Slovenian sax player, teacher of Music at the Conservatory in Ljubljana.

After a brilliant graduation in 1998 at the University of Music in Vienna and otbained the Master's Degree in 2005 the commandable acknowledgment of "Magister Artium" was conferred on him first in Oto Vrhovnik's class and then in Matjaz Drevensek's class at the Music Academy in Ljubljana.

Lev is a many-sided and versatile artist. He plays both as soloist and as member and co-founder of "4SAXESS" quartet. Moreover is is the artistic director of EMONA MUSIC FESTIVAL the International Wood Wind Competition which is held at the Conservatory of Music and Ballet in Ljubljana.

Since July 2015 Lev is member of the International Saxophone Committee.

 Link: https://twitter.com/LevPupis

Lev comments on his Sequoia saxophone:

As a soloist but even more as a chamber musician in saxophone quartets where I have been playing a leading role since 1999, I discovered the most important features of a good soprano saxophone. These are for sure: perfect intonation, tone homogenity through whole range, easy mechanics, perfect tone control in low register and a wide dinamic range of an instrument. So after many years of searching and leaving with compromises I finally found an instrument which has all of the mentioned features: thank you my Sequoia Soprano Classic K91!!

Listen to Lev Pupis and his skill of making a "soul vibrate":