Saxophone Troubadour

“Reading your memoir brought back so many wonderful memories. What an amazing career you have had!” ​​—Bob Mintzer


“His versatility, virtuosity and innate musicality were always on display. And it didn’t hurt that he has a great sense of humor.” —Leonard Slatkin


“Al Regni is a saxophone legend. He’s accomplished just about everything you can accomplish on the instrument. But his humanity tops it all. Immerse yourselves in the telling of his story. Enjoy the ride.” —Branford Marsalis


You may not be familiar with the Saxophone Troubadour, Al Regni, but you have probably heard his music. If you attended New York’s Broadway theaters from the 60s to the early 2000s, you’ve heard him play. If you watched television during the 60s through the 2000s, you have listened to his music on TV shows like Twin Peaks, countless movies, classical and jazz recordings, and an array of TV commercials.


Al Regni has been a featured player in symphony and philharmonic orchestras, saxophone quartets, and bands of famed singers. He has played most major venues in the world, from a solo concert in Carnegie Recital Hall to Tchaikovsky Hall, Moscow, and the immense concert facility in Pyongyang North Korea. 


Enjoy this musical odyssey to learn about his career, amusing anecdotes, and his marvelous experiences.