BIO
Who is Scott on Sax?
Scott on Sax is the moniker for Scott Birdwell.
Scott on Sax entertains with a pleasing blend of favorite songs, rendered on tenor saxophone with a computer backup band. He occasionally plays with cover bands. When entertainment requires laid back tunes, Scott on Sax is your person to contact.
Scott on Sax warms up the reception or dinner event with instrumental renditions of popular favorite songs from the 50's to 80s, including some show tunes. Light saxophone background music can be both soothing and relaxing to the ears, plus complementary to an open atmosphere that charms engaging conversation. These soulful romantic jams help create a comfortable ambiance for enjoying the evening with friends. Just the right sound at conversational levels.
Always a good time with Scott on Sax at your party. Never obtrusive or too loud, just the right level to have conversations and enjoy the evening.
Live background music adds another level of excellence to your small group gathering, or executive soirée. Nothing like smooth sax renditions of songs that you grew up with. Scott on Sax creates and maintains a cozy atmosphere for great conversations.
Perfect for art gallery special showings, beer, wine and desert tasting events, the intimate cocktail party with friends, the exceptional anniversary celebration or the distinguished private reception; even in your living room,
Scott has re-arraigned popular songs on his computer to fit the voicing and tonal range of his saxophone. This facilitates the Scott on Sax one-man band entertainment package. Perfect for intimate gatherings, that special cocktail party or corporate reception. His laid-back grooves help set ambiance into place, with a quiet storm of familiar music.
IN 2010, Scott moved to the Gulf coast for television engineering work and then retired. He enjoys sailing the waters around Tampa and the Florida coast. Scott lives in city of Oldsmar, near the Upper Tampa Bay.
Smooth tunes and smooth sailing.
Want to kick it up a notch? To put your party in a higher gear, one of the cover bands that Scott works with can make that happen.
