Erik Donough: Sax Quartet Jazz/Classical
We're excited to perform at the Boonton Holmes Library! Come out and join us for an evening of exciting and beautiful music in the library's warm and intimate setting. From Classical to Jazz to Pop, The MSQ has something for everyone! The event is free and open to the public! The Soundtrack of Sophistication for Your Most Important Moments With over 25 years of professional mastery — spanning the pit orchestras of Broadway to the prestigious stage of Carnegie Hall — Erik provides an unparalleled musical experience for luxury weddings, corporate events, and private celebrations. Erik offers a rare multi-instrumental advantage, seamlessly pivoting from the elegant, pure tones of the classical flute for ceremonies to the soulful, high-energy grooves of the saxophone for cocktail hours. A Full-Band Experience: Using a high-fidelity, compact sound system and studio-quality backing tracks, Erik delivers a lush, orchestral sound that fits perfectly in any space. The Broadway Standard: Having performed in over 80 professional stage productions, Erik brings a level of discipline, timing, and stage presence that only a veteran of the New York / New Jersey theater scene can provide. Volume-Conscious Performance: Erik specializes in Conversation-Friendly music—ensuring guests can enjoy world-class live performance while still engaging in effortless networking and socializing. A Legacy of Professional Excellence Erik’s career is defined by high-stakes performance and elite training. His Manhattan credits include: Broadway: Substitute Woodwinds in Disney's Tarzan on Broadway. Carnegie Hall: Lead Alto Saxophone with Tim Janis and Matthew Morrison (Glee). Theater: Tenor Saxophone on Victor Woo: Average Asian American at the Village Theater. His technical mastery is the result of years of study with the most respected names in the woodwind world, including: Dr. Paul Cohen (New Hudson Saxophone Quartet) Dr. Steven Mauk (Empire Saxophone Quartet) William Shadel (Broadway & Papermill Playhouse) Charles Pillow (Woody Herman's Thundering Young Herd)