The uniqueness helped them, but it is determination, study, creativity and good work that has consolidated a project as unique as the Kebyart saxophone quartet. They have been playing together for ten years, since they met at the Esmuc, and in this time they have achieved goals such as premiering new works by composers such as Jörg Widmann and David Philip Hefti and working with a very wide repertoire that ranges from Bach to Héctor Parra. And now they are immersed in a tour with concerts in Paris, Rome, Liechtenstein, Heidelberg and Basel, among other cities. "We give more concerts abroad than here," says Pere Méndez (L'Ametlla de Mar, 1995), one of the members of the quartet that is completed by Daniel Miguel Guerrero (Constantí, 1993), Robert Seara (Barcelona, ​​​​1995) and Víctor Serra (Barcelona, ​​​​1995). Kebyart, by the way, comes from a Balinese word meaning "to burst or suddenly open up."

The uniqueness helped them, but it is determination, study, creativity and good work that has consolidated a project as unique as the Kebyart saxophone quartet. They have been playing together for ten years, since they met at the Esmuc, and in this time they have achieved goals such as premiering new works by composers such as Jörg Widmann and David Philip Hefti and working with a very wide repertoire that ranges from Bach to Héctor Parra. And now they are immersed in a tour with concerts in Paris, Rome, Liechtenstein, Heidelberg and Basel, among other cities. "We give more concerts abroad than here," says Pere Méndez (L'Ametlla de Mar, 1995), one of the members of the quartet that is completed by Daniel Miguel Guerrero (Constantí, 1993), Robert Seara (Barcelona, ​​​​1995) and Víctor Serra (Barcelona, ​​​​1995). Kebyart, by the way, comes from a Balinese word meaning "burst or suddenly open up."