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Day: September 14, 2018

Interviews, Solo Posted on14 September 201815 September 2018

Andy Sugg: “Obviously I think that the saxophone is very important”

“I’m a senior player, but I don’t think retrospectively, because for me it’s still like I’m in the middle of what’s going on. Things are still moving forward, I’m thinking of the future all the time – how can my playing improve, how can my ideas become more sophisticated, or how can I express it better.”

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