Johannes Enders Weilheim In Oberbayern, Germany
Johannes Enders is one of the most interesting european voices on the tenorsax of his generation.
Influenced by Stan
Getz, Coltrane and Wayne Shorter, he created his own distinguished voice.
He studied in Graz and New York and played with jazz legends like Billy Hart, Lee Konitz, Milt Hinton, Joe Lovano among others.
He also is a professor for jazzsaxophone at the HMT in Leipzig.
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