SOPRILLOGY
The first CD dedicated
to the Soprillo

Soprillogy CD

now available from Saxtet Publications

Soprillo.com

Getting high on the world's smallest saxophone!

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3rd November 2008
sigurd says:
I wanna learn to play this great instrument, but where can i buy a cheaper one???
30th October 2008
Kailee says:
I would like to buy one, where is a reliable place to order one?
Nigel says:
Any of these sites are good: cdbaby.com
saxtetpublications
saxophones.co.uk
30th September 2008
Chas says:
Had Soprillogy CD for over a week now. Amazing! Deceptivly uncomplicated compositions and arrangements at first listening, but the more you listen the more incredible it is! Brilliant
28th September 2008
Edward Penn says:
WHERE CAN i SEE/HEAR ONE AND HOW MUCH ARE THEY?
Nigel says:
You can buy them from Saxtet Publications

Cost £12.00 (approx 14 euros, US $18)
Sound clips are on the 'Media' page of this site and at Saxtet Publications.
28th September 2008
Snake Davis says:
Nigel! Wonderful playing tonight and the cd is a masterpiece. Congratulations and thanks.
18th September 2008
Joseph Dorsch says:
I have Soprillogy-WONDERFUL recording! Congratulations on giving us the 1st LP strictly for Soprillo! I am very excited about the Tubax, new bass and contrabass saxes Eppelsheim has been creating.
20th August 2008
Klaus says:
Interesting to have found this site about such a highly unusal instrument.
Didn't even know before that there is such a thing like a soprillo sax.
17th June 2008
Francis says:
Dear Nigel,
I have really enjoyed the sounds of soprillo on your site.
Any news on the progress of your soprillo CD?
Nigel says:
Thank you.
'Soprillogy' should be unleashed around the end of July/August. I'll post a notice on the site here when it's ready. I've just added a clip on Youtube which you may find interesting.
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=weSdzgfIm30
10th June 2008
Neil Kalman says:
Just wondered. I saw the case of the soprillo and it looks like it could be made smaller and more compact. Why do you leave so much unused space there?
Nigel says:
I don't make the soprillo or case. I'm told by Mr Eppelsheim that the case is made that size in order to ensure adequate transport security. It couldn't get much smaller anyway.
4th June 2008
jeff says:
what is the difference in a jazz mouthpeice and typicall one. i have always wanted to know.
Nigel says:
me too

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