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Include NASA in your #GivingTuesday!
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Support NASA in its mission to create welcoming community that facilitates the exchange of ideas and fosters collaborative relationships among saxophonists! |
Support the Thomas Liley Fund to encourage research and dissemination on topics of relevance to the saxophone community! |
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Support the Committee for Gender Equity as they promote gender equity in areas related to saxophone and support the professional development of women, transgender, and non-binary members of the North American Saxophone Alliance. |
Support the Committee for Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, Belonging, and Accessibility in addressing and studying barriers including those perpetuated by systemic racism, ableism, sexism, and other forms of discrimination that affect historically marginalized and excluded groups; affirming the intersections of how we approach diversity, equity, and inclusion in our field; and actively advancing efforts to support and mentor historically excluded populations. |
CGE Mentor Program Applications Due December 6
The CGE Mentoring Program has extended their application deadline to December 6 for mentee applications!
2025 NASA Regional Conferences
In the alternating years that NASA does not have its Biennial Conference, each region hosts its own Regional Conference. Learn more about the dates, locations, hosts, etc. for each region hosting a conference in 2025.
Save the date for NASA 2026!
Announcing the 2026 North American Saxophone Alliance Biennial Conference — March 12-15, 2026 at The Ohio State University, hosted by Michael Rene Torres.
Our Mission
The North American Saxophone Alliance (NASA) is a Non-profit organization comprised of performers, teachers, students, scholars, and enthusiasts of the saxophone.
The mission of the Alliance is to provide resources for saxophonists at all levels of skill, of all ages and backgrounds, and of varied musical styles by disseminating information about saxophone performance and pedagogy, by providing opportunities for music making, by fostering and facilitating the creation of new repertoire, by providing a communication network, and by promoting the musical activities of its members.
