JOSEPH DIAGO
Saxophonist/Researcher
Doctor in Arts and Humanities (University of Cádiz), Member of research group of Historia Actual of the University of Cádiz (GEHA-HUM315), Professor of Saxophone (Real Conservatorio Superior de Música de Madrid), and Teacher of English as Foreign Language (Universidad Complutense de Madrid). He works as a saxophone and organology teacher at the Conservatorio Profesional de Música "Manuel de Falla" of Cádiz (Spain). His current projects are focused on some woodwinds and, particularly, brass instruments of the nineteenth century in multidisciplinary perspectives: historical, legal, economic, cultural, and technical. He directed an acclaimed documentary SaxRevolutions: Adolphe Sax's life, leads a publishing project which aims to contextualize and bring the forgotten saxophone scores of the 19th century to light, and he is also the author of Elise Hall, the Saxophone Lady and The Battle for Control of the Brass and Instruments Business in the French Industrial Revolution (Oxford University Press, 2024)