The SUNY Oswego music department will present the Bacchus Saxophone Quartet -- performing a wide variety of styles appropriate for all ages and musical tastes -- at 3 p.m. Sunday, March 3, in Sheldon Hall ballroom.

Part of the Focus on Faculty series, the recital will feature Steve Defren, Marilee and Dan Blumenthal, and Trevor Jorgensen.

Music by famous American composers will include arrangements of "Four Piano Blues" by Aaron Copland, "Three Preludes" by George Gershwin and Cuban-American jazz saxophonist and clarinetist Paquito D’Rivera’s original work "New York Suite," according to Jorgensen, a member of the music faculty at Oswego.

"Traditional Celtic melodies based on Scottish, Welsh and Irish folk songs arranged by Paul Harvey in Celtic Collage will delight the audience with memorable tunes," Jorgensen said. "Of course, no saxophone quartet recital would be complete without a couple of standard tour de force French saxophone pieces, including Eugène Bozza’s 'Andante et Scherzo' and Jeanine Rueff’s 'Concert en Quatuor.'"

Tickets for the Bacchus Saxophone Quartet performance are $8 ($5 for youths, people over age 62 and alumni of SUNY Oswego) and are available at SUNY Oswego box offices, online or by calling 315-312-3073. Patrons needing assistance to attend should call 315-312-3073 in advance of the performance.

Parking is included in the price of a ticket and is available in the employee and commuter lots adjacent to and across Washington Boulevard from Sheldon Hall.

For more information on fine and performing arts presentations at SUNY Oswego, visit the college's arts programming calendar.