"Wait Until Now". Released 2024 The album of 11 tracks (MP3) uniquely blends ambient world jazz and Middle Eastern sounds, making it an exceptional project. It is a unique blend of ambient jazz, cinematic music, and Middle Eastern sounds, making it a very special project. Gershon and Lenny met several years ago at a joint concert with the legendary Slava Ganelin. They use a wide palette of musical means from minimalistic lyrics to bright, sometimes ROCK texture. And all sorts of electronic effects give the listener the feeling of a large composition on stage. Musicians create a musical canvas in which there are many genres from jazz to rock and folk. Gershon Waiserfirer - Electric oud / effects Lenny Sendersky - saxophones/flute/effects

Date Release April 26.2024 Jazz AG Records

"Blues Mizrahi" (.wav) Released 2020 From eastern lilt to western swing; all perfectly packaged in this remarkable album. Saxophonist Lenny Sendersky, originally from St. Petersburg, lived in Scandinavia for several years and now (since 2011) lives, composes, arranges, produces and performs in Israel. His music stems from experience, from travel, from thought, from passion, from a clearly deep-rooted wish to promote a coming together; a social, a geographical and a musical mix.

The styles on the album range from Middle Eastern folk and Klezmer to modern jazz and rock. It’s a delightful blend played with the utmost sincerity by a line up consisting of, ‘Moon Strings’ – Artur Adamyan (violin),
Andrei Rukhadze (violin),
Shamil Saidov (viola)
and Nikolai Solonovich (bass). On three tracks we are treated to the French horn player, the internationally renowned virtuoso, Arkady Shilkloper, his solo on Blues In Palace is jubilant! On other tracks, the fabulous Oshy Daban guests on vocals and maestro Ehud Ettun solos on bass.

Date release 21.2.2020 Losen Records (Norway)

Lenny Sendersky Quartet Tzamid - live album (.wav files) 4 tracks Released 2022 Tzamid is simply a Hebrew Bracelet but with great meaning, which is the circle of life and the human that support each other. The composer tries to musically convey his feeling and gratitude for this symbol which is also like a kind of amulet that helps you to always remain human in any situation of our unstable world. Tzamid, is a tune that is part of the three-track EP played live, the other two tracks are the continuation of this "Tzamid" musical journey.

First Single "Bolero,mountain and clouds"

When nature leaves us amazed by its beauty, this often inspires us to have a great desire to live it even more intensely, as happened to the composer Lenny Sendersky who translated inspiration into music by creating this piece at the time of "Boleo, mountain and clouds" when he visited the mountains of northern Israel.

"Intersection" (10 Tracks .wav) released 2016 1.1

Lenny Sendersky alto soprano sax / Tony Romano guitar / Steve LaSpina bass / Matt Kane drums

Romano takes this same approach, equally well, with his instrumental partner, the St. Petersburg, Russian-born saxophonist Lenny Sendersky - this being their second album together, INTERSECTION. Intersection definitely is somewhat of a departure but the rhythmic, harmonic riffs remain as tight and subtle as ever. With a fully formulated sound and direction, Sendersky and Romano have created something both unique and memorable, spreading their wings as composers and players. As someone said, ‘Sendersky and Romano finish each other’s musical sentences when they aren’t making statements of their own grand design. Recorded Tedesco Studio New York

"Desert Flower" 2013 (.wav) Lenny Sendersky alto/soprano sax Tony Romano guitar Steve LaSpina bass Matt Kane drums

featuring : Randy Brecker trumpet Joe Locke vibraphone Cleve Douglass vocal

Because Tony Romano is an unusually sensitive and responsive accompanist, his strong profile as a soloist (on both acoustic and electric guitars) and a composer of sophisticated yet accessible tunes does consistently get the appreciation it deserves. This disc surely will correct that situation, as well as remind jazz fans of alto/soprano sax master Lenny Sendersky's flexible lyricism as an improvisor, and his gift for penning deceptively simple yet edgier-than-they-appear tunes. Both musicians are abetted by Steve LaSpina's seasoned support (those deliciously rubbery Ron Carter-like long notes!) and drummer Matt Kane's busy yet totally unobtrusive polyrhythmic aplomb. Vibraphonist Joe Locke's colorful, discreet constributions blend well on three tracks, while Randy Brecker's familiar trumpet work (on Horizons and Sophie) has lost nothing in melodic focus and tonal warmth over the years. Cleve Douglass' timbre, timing and willingness to take chances has considerably evolved over the two decades since we recorded Duke Ellington Boulevard together, and his two guest tracks (My Father's Island and Nature Boy) whet the appetite for a long belated new solo disc from this beautiful, undervalued singer. While the engineering is overly close and spotlit for my taste (I'd prefer more group blend and room tone, given the musicians' chamber-like interplay), the variety in programming and mood add up to a rewarding listening experience. Highly recommended.

Bonus; You will get a press articles, album cover inside, Date release December 10 ,2013 LeTo Records, Lenny Sendersky / Tony Romano Recorded Tedesco Studio New York