Additional Ensembles

Dunbar Saxophone Quartet

The Dunbar Saxophone Quartet musicians are (L to R) Dan Hurlow, Baritone Saxophone, Joe MacFarlane, Tenor Saxophone, Suzanne Marshal, Alto Saxophone, and Mike Morch, Soprano Saxophone.


The Dunbar Saxophone Quartet (DSQ) is a performing ensemble of the PWCB that can provide sophisticated music for any occasion in or near Prince William County, VA. The quartet is named for the street where they practice in Dale City. With a library of nearly 400 selections, including classical transcriptions, ethnic, jazz, swing, ragtime, folk, patriotic, pop oldies, Christmas, and original compositions for sax quartet, the DSQ can entertain audiences of all ages. Some of our favorite pieces are Ulla In Africa, Mary Did You Know, Heads Up, Alexanders’s Ragtime Band, Dance of the Buffoons, Don’t Worry Be Happy, Americana Suite, Irish Suite, The Iberia Suite, Fly Me to the Moon, and Fugue in G.

The DSQ has performed concerts at local retirement communities, libraries and a bookstore, background music at the Patriot Center prior to the graduation ceremony for the School of Information Technology and Engineering, chamber music for a wedding reception at the Officer’s Club at Fort Belvoir, background music for the Literacy Volunteers Recognition Dinner, a large Christmas party, and a Manassas Museum fundraiser and open house. The DSQ often performs at Prince William Community Band concerts.

Here is a link to a YouTube video of a recent concert:

https://www.facebook.com/HyltonCenter/videos/dunbar-saxophone-quartet/183492946750760/

Dunbar Saxophone Quartet Coordinator Suzanne Marshall
(703) 791-4119, or voyagersuzanne@verizon.net

 


Quin Winds

The Quin Winds is a woodwind quintet that performs a variety of music written for flute, clarinet, oboe, bassoon and French horn. They play pieces from a wide range of genres from the beautiful classical repertoire of Beethoven, Holst, Mozart and others to more contemporary pieces, musicals and pop songs. The Quin Winds is composed of members from the Prince William Community Band.