The Tenor Saxophone Index is delighted to welcome and present to you the first ever comprehensive online repertoire database of music composed for the tenor saxophone.
At its heart of the Index is a repertoire database providing you with all the information that you need to help you to perform, purchase and discover a world of ‘contemporary classical’ tenor saxophone repertoire.
The TSi also proudly presents our very popular Listening Hub designed to bring together and promote original dedicated tenor saxophone recordings from across the world!
In July 2015 we debuted our very own ensemble The Tenor Saxophone Collective at a featured event at the World Saxophone Congress (Strasbourg) to great success.
Further editions of the TSC have performed at EurSax Porto (2017), WSC Zagreb (2018), WSC Gran Canaria (2023) & the European Saxophone Congress Trento (2024).
A direct result of the TSC is not only visibility and awareness of the TSi, also a new repertoire, composed especially for the TSC at these major events in the saxophone calendar, which you will find on this website.
We encourage you to develop your edition of a Tenor Saxophone Collective, wherever you may be in the world!
In 2012 the Tenor Saxophone Index was founded by Andy Scott, who successfully applied to the Royal Northern College of Music (Manchester, UK) for an RNCM Teaching Award, which enabled the creation of this website.
The lead developer of the TSI from 2012 to 2024 was Matt London, with assistance from Andy & Jenni Watson.
A huge thank you to Matt for all of his hard work!
In 2024 the respected American tenor saxophonist Drew Hosler became the lead developer of the TSi, with assistance from Andy & Matt, and supported by a team of tenor saxophonists worldwide that have performed with the Tenor Saxophone Collective & who submit repertoire new to the TSI website, including; Niels Bijl, Gilly Blair, Christoph Enzel, Artur Mendes, Alfonso Padilla, Henrique Portovedo, Erin Royer, João Pedro Silva, Matt Styles, Jerone Vanbever & Jenni Watson.
We hope that the TSi continues to be a valuable resource to saxophonists worldwide, and recommend that you check in regularly as the site and database grows, develops and evolves.
The Tenor Saxophone Index Team
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DIRECTOR’S WELCOME
A message from Andy Scott
The Tenor Saxophone Index Team