Next show: New York City, Sun 15 Nov
South Florida native, Saul Dautch is a woodwind doubler, composer/arranger and educator based in the NYC/NJ area, specializing in the baritone saxophone. After completing his collegiate studies, Saul moved to Brooklyn, New York where he currently resides and works as a freelance musician, educator, composer/arranger, and soloist. He has performed with many world-class big bands including: The Revive Big Band, The World-Famous Glenn Miller Orchestra, The Flying Horse Big Band, The Robert Edwards Big Band, John Yao and his 17-Piece Instrument, Dom Palombi’s Game Night, The Orlando Jazz Orchestra, Bill O’Connell’s Afro Caribbean Ensemble and many more. He has shared the stage with the likes of Harry Allen, George Garzone, Conrad Herwig, Bill O’Connell, Robby Ameen, Antonio Hart, Clarence Penn, Jeff Rupert, and Veronica Swift amongst others. In 2019, Saul was selected as one of 15 recipients to receive a fellowship to the prestigious Ravinia Steans Institute where he received instruction and mentorship from Rufus Reid, Billy Childs, and Steve Wilson. From 2024-2025 Saul served as the Interim Director of Jazz Studies at the University of Central Florida while Jeff Rupert was on sabbatical. While teaching there, he taught applied saxophone, music theory, improvisation and led the chart-topping Flying Horse Big Band. In 2025 he released his debut album as a leader, Music for the People, featuring a stellar band and mostly original compositions.
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Saul Dautch plays modern jazz, bebop, and swing, centered around the baritone saxophone and featured on his debut album Music for the People.
Saul Dautch is based in the New York City and New Jersey area.
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