Saxophonist Rob Burton performs 'Oodles of Noodles' by Jimmy Dorsey for saxophone and Wind Band with Lambeth Wind Orchestra.

Marcello Oboe Concerto, Movement II (arr. saxophone and piano) Soprano saxophone: Rob Burton Piano: Daniel King-Smith Recorded at the Royal Academy of Music, London

KAVINSKY TRIO performing: Darius Milhaud - Suite Op. 157b for Violin, Clarinet & Piano, Movement I. Ouverture (arr. Burton) Violin -Amalia Young Saxophone - Rob Burton Piano - Milli McFall The Kavinsky Trio formed at the Royal Academy of Music in 2018 and are dedicated to exploring and performing unconventional and contemporary repertoire. Award-winning saxophonist Robert Burton studies with Huw Wiggin and has performed as a soloist across the UK following his success in BBC Young Musician 2018, in which he performed Creston’s Saxophone Concerto with the CBSO as a Grand Finalist. He has recently given recitals at the Cheltenham Music Festival and the Charles Wood Festival in Northern Ireland, and concerto performances with the Silk Street Sinfonia and the Bromley Symphony Orchestra. Violinist Amalia Young is a Young Artist Musical Ambassador for the Music Mind Spirit Trust, leading outreach sessions in association with Live Music Now. She has performed solo and chamber music recitals at St-Martin-in-the-Fields, The Athenaeum Club, Stationers’ Hall, and the House of Lords, and has given concerto performances with the Bardi Symphony Orchestra. She studies violin with Philippe Honoré, and is also a mezzo soprano studying singing with Glenville Hargreaves. Pianist Millicent McFall studies with Ian Fountain and is an incredibly versatile musician, having won awards for both classical and jazz piano. She was a finalist in the 9th New York International Piano Competition in 2018 and the Colburn Piano Festival Sonata Competition, and has received outstanding soloist awards at the Lionel Hampton Jazz Festival and the Clark College Jazz Festival. She has performed in numerous venues across the USA, and at Robert Schumann’s house in Germany. Recorded at David Josefowitz Recital Hall, Royal Academy of Music, London

Rob Burton, BBC Young Musician 2018 Grand Finalist, performs Paul Creston's Saxophone Alto Concerto Op. 26 with City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra (CBSO) in Birmingham Symphony Hall, conducted by Mark Wigglesworth. This video is taken from the televised BBC Young Musician competition in 2018. After a year of 3 great BBC Young Musician finalists, Sheku Kanneh-Mason (cello), Jess Gillam (saxophone) and Ben Goldsheider (horn), Rob Burton competes against Maxim Calver and Lauren Zhang. This video is his grand final performance, following his success winning the woodwind category final. Previous winners of the BBC Young Musician title read like a who’s who of some of today’s most well-respected classical musicians, including oboist Nicholas Daniel, cellist Natalie Clein, clarinettists Mark Simpson, Emma Johnson and violinist Nicola Benedetti. Former finalists include pianist Stephen Hough, Stephen Osborne and Barry Douglas, violinist Tasmin Little, pianist, conductor and composer Thomas Adès, flautist Juliette Bausor and trumpeter Alison Balsom, to name just a few.

Paul Creston - Saxophone sonata op. 19, Movement 1. 'With Vigor' Alto Saxophone: Rob Burton Piano: Daniel King-Smith Recorded at the Royal Academy of Music, London

KAVINSKY TRIO performing: Darius Milhaud - Suite Op. 157b for Violin, Clarinet & Piano, Movement III. Jeu (arr. Burton) Violin -Amalia Young Saxophone - Rob Burton Piano - Milli McFall The Kavinsky Trio formed at the Royal Academy of Music in 2018 and are dedicated to exploring and performing unconventional and contemporary repertoire. Award-winning saxophonist Robert Burton studies with Huw Wiggin and has performed as a soloist across the UK following his success in BBC Young Musician 2018, in which he performed Creston’s Saxophone Concerto with the CBSO as a Grand Finalist. He has recently given recitals at the Cheltenham Music Festival and the Charles Wood Festival in Northern Ireland, and concerto performances with the Silk Street Sinfonia and the Bromley Symphony Orchestra. Violinist Amalia Young is a Young Artist Musical Ambassador for the Music Mind Spirit Trust, leading outreach sessions in association with Live Music Now. She has performed solo and chamber music recitals at St-Martin-in-the-Fields, The Athenaeum Club, Stationers’ Hall, and the House of Lords, and has given concerto performances with the Bardi Symphony Orchestra. She studies violin with Philippe Honoré, and is also a mezzo soprano studying singing with Glenville Hargreaves. Pianist Millicent McFall studies with Ian Fountain and is an incredibly versatile musician, having won awards for both classical and jazz piano. She was a finalist in the 9th New York International Piano Competition in 2018 and the Colburn Piano Festival Sonata Competition, and has received outstanding soloist awards at the Lionel Hampton Jazz Festival and the Clark College Jazz Festival. She has performed in numerous venues across the USA, and at Robert Schumann’s house in Germany. Recorded at David Josefowitz Recital Hall, Royal Academy of Music, London