Joseph Lulloff Tickets

Joseph Lulloff is one of today’s leading saxophonists, revered for his dual mastery of classical and jazz repertoire. As a professor of saxophone at Michigan State University, he inspires the next generation of players while maintaining an active performance schedule. A Yamaha and Vandoren Performing Artist, Lulloff brings a wealth of experience from his years as principal saxophonist with the Chicago, Cleveland, Detroit, Minnesota, and St. Louis Symphony Orchestras. His performances have graced stages from Carnegie Hall to Ravinia, and he remains a driving force in commissioning and premiering new works by contemporary composers.

On stage and in the studio, Lulloff collaborates with colleagues across genres. He is a member of Capitol Quartet, a group known for its versatility across classical and jazz repertoires, with a documented discography including the release Flex: Five Works for Four Saxophones (2012). His discography highlights range from the reflective New Stories (2023) to Four Shades of French (2019), Jazz-Tinged (2014), Maslanka: Concertos (2000), and Interplay (1997). Look for his performances and recordings on Blue Griffin and other classical labels, as well as updates from his official site.

California, Michigan, and beyond recognize Lulloff not only as a performer but as a dedicated educator. He showcases his expertise through MSU's upcoming performance calendar and engages with audiences through thoughtful interpretations of new music, making him a compelling artist for concertgoers seeking both tradition and innovation.

Upcoming in 2025, Joseph Lulloff brings his expressive saxophone voice to the stage at Fairchild Theatre as part of Michigan State University’s season. Mark your calendar for Whirlwinds on April 7, 2025, and Pass A Good Time 2025 on October 5, 2025. Whether you’re a long-time admirer or a new listener, secure your seats to experience a masterful artist who navigates the spectrum from lyrical ballads to adventurous contemporary works.

• Education: Professor of Saxophone, Michigan State University
• Performing Artist: Yamaha and Vandoren
• Symphonic roles: Principal saxophonist with major U.S. orchestras
• New music advocate: Commissioning and premiering works by Stacy Garrop, Carter Pann, Dorothy Chang, David Biedenbender, Paul Creston
• Discography: Flex: Five Works for Four Saxophones (Capitol Quartet, 2012); New Stories (2023); Four Shades of French (2019); Jazz-Tinged (2014); Maslanka: Concertos (2000); Interplay (1997)

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