Lachlan Davidson

Lachlan Davidson, composer and saxophonist

Lachlan Davidson is a Melbourne-based saxophonist, composer, arranger and teacher who has played professionally since the mid-1980s. An accomplished doubler across saxophone, flute, clarinet and oboe, he is in constant demand for jazz, session and classical work, appearing on more than sixty albums and on film soundtracks, and performing alongside artists such as Frank Sinatra, Stevie Wonder, Ray Charles, John Farnham and George Benson. He has soloed several times with the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra and regularly appears on the stages of Hamer Hall, all of the Melbourne theatres and jazz clubs. His playing groups include the Melbourne Saxophone Quartet, the Daryl McKenzie Jazz Orchestra and his own band unLokked. A prolific composer and arranger for big band, saxophone quartet and solo woodwinds, he teaches saxophone and improvisation at Caulfield Grammar School.

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Works by Lachlan Davidson