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The MANA Quartet, Megalopolis Saxophone Orchestra
"The consistency of the D'Addario products allows me to focus just on the music and expressing myself! They give me an amazing response, flexibility, and variety in tone colors! With D'Addario I can achieve the warm and flexible sound I'm looking for and never have to worry about my equipment!"
"The consistency of the D'Addario products allows me to focus just on the music and expressing myself! They give me an amazing response, flexibility, and variety in tone colors! With D'Addario I can achieve the warm and flexible sound I'm looking for and never have to worry about my equipment!"
"I can always rely on my Reserve Classic reeds. They have amazing response, flexibility, and consistency! Perfection in a box!"
Known for her "sophisticated sound spectrum" and "enthralling performance," Diane Hunger frequently performs as soloist and chamber musician throughout Europe and the United States. She's performed solo in Carnegie Hall and had two residencies at the National Music Festival in Maryland. She has recorded for the Bavarian Broadcast Station, Carl Fisher Publications, and Mark's Records, where her Solo CD 'Deviations' with Pianist Dan Sato and the Mana Quartet's CD 'Vide Supra' is published.
Diane holds the tenor chair in the critically acclaimed Mana Quartet and Megalopolis Saxophone Orchestra. Furthermore, she is founder and panelist of Detmold Saxophone Talk, an online monthly panel discussion. Additionally, she teaches saxophone at Hochschule für Musik Detmold (GER) and the International Saxophone Academy. Previously she taught at Cornell University, Syracuse University (USA), State University of New York at Fredonia, Roberts-Wesleyan College, Canisius College, and was a Teaching Assistant at The Eastman School of Music.
Hunger is also enthusiastic about rediscovering music from the past and frequently transcribes music. She currently publishes compositions and transcriptions for saxophone through her publishing company ESURIO Media.
Diane studied at the Musikhochschule Hamburg, Musikhochschule Frankfurt/Darmstadt, State University of New York at Fredonia, as well as The Eastman School of Music. She received a Doctorate of Musical Arts in Saxophone Performance with a Minor in Music Business, as well as an Arts Leadership Certificate from The Eastman School of Music in 2014.
Diane Hunger is a D'Addario Performing Artist, performing on Reserve Reeds exclusively.
