Project Fusion strives to connect and inspire audiences through kinetic performances, adventurous programming, artistic kinship, and shenanigans. The quartet is a Laureate of Astral Artists, “...elevating the saxophone to its rightful throne” (Splash Magazine), and they have captured top prizes in the nation’s most prestigious chamber music competitions, including the Fischoff, Coleman, Plowman, Chesapeake, and Music Teachers National Association chamber competitions. They are passionate, witty, daring, and devoted musicians who seek to share their bond with others through the excitement and intimacy of chamber music. Project Fusion’s name is derived from the philosophy that music is an infinite, ongoing “project” guided by a sense of adventure and creativity, and that the collaboration of diverse perspectives can result in dynamic, surprising, meaningful and enjoyable artistic creations.

With a commitment to diverse programming, Project Fusion embraces a multifaceted approach that includes traditional chamber music masterpieces by composers like Alexander Glazunov and Alexander Borodin, exciting new works by contemporary composers—including recent commissions by Tyler Kline ("Fruit Snacks," 2023), Michael Frazier ("Guacamayas," 2024), and Sky Macklay ("Saxophone Hero!," 2024)—and engaging arrangements of beloved video game soundtracks. Their mission is to unify audiences who appreciate these varied musical landscapes, celebrating the intimacy and excitement of chamber music.

Project Fusion has also been featured as orchestral soloists with the Mississippi Orchestra, performing Philip Glass’s "Concerto for Saxophone Quartet and Orchestra." In upcoming seasons, the quartet looks forward to further exploring creative intersections within their repertoire and connecting with audiences across the United States.

Project Fusion Saxophone Quartet

Washington, DC's Premiere Non-Profit Saxophone Chamber Group