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In article <vst81l$btfb$1@dont-email.me>,
PPeso  <paoloapesenti@gmail.com> wrote:
>Much appreciated member of the great World Saxophone Quartet.

Yes.  Hemphill's own classic album from "the 60s" (actually 1972)
is _Dogon A.D._.  I hadn't realized he continued composing later
in life, after not being able to play saxophone....  I'm actually
unsure now whether those "stringtet" pieces are transcriptions of
saxophone quartet pieces or originally string quartets....