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Harri Sjöström

soprano & sopranino saxophones, selected mutes

Harri Sjöström is a Finnish saxophonist born in Turku in 1952, known for his work on soprano and sopranino saxophones. After studies in the United States and workshops with musicians including Steve Lacy, he developed an approach grounded in free improvisation and close listening.

From 1990 to 2016 he collaborated extensively with pianist Cecil Taylor. He has formed ensembles such as Quintet Moderne, Sestetto Internazionale and MOVE, and is the founder and artistic director of the SoundScapes concert and festival series. His Creative Sources recordings include CS605 and FIELDS (CS811), the latter with Floros Floridis, Lawrence Casserley and Guilherme Rodrigues.

Harri Sjöström — portrait
Photograph from the artist’s official website · Source ↗