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Deep Blue was commissioned and funded by Alex Bradbury and dedicated to Australian saxophonist Erin Royer.
Australia and its beautiful coast and surrounding seas holds a strange fascination for me. I imagined stunning underwater scenes when writing this piece of music; deep and murky waters, the sun shining into the shallower areas, fish suddenly darting past, silvery flashes of light, the unexpected around every corner, whilst time itself seems to be in slow motion”.
The word ‘blue’ also conjures other images; in particular the colour itself, and also the association with jazz & blues. Deep Blue is both dark and light, ever-exploring, and towards the end of the piece it is as if the musicians surface from the depths of the ocean, back to the real world!

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from Home, released September 1, 2020
João Pedro Silva (tenor saxophone), Pedro Vieira de Almeida (piano)

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Andy Scott is an award winning UK based composer and saxophonist.

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