Home / Music / Pharoah Sanders played soprano sax on EnlightenmentMusic linernotes album music pharoah-sandersPharoah Sanders played soprano sax on EnlightenmentOn Enlightenment, Sanders plays soprano saxophone — an unusual choice given he’s most associated with the tenor sax. Search Amazon As an Amazon Associate, Work Notes may earn.Related NotesPharoah Sanders' career took off playing with John ColtranePharoah Sanders' solo recording career started on Impulse! RecordsSanders opened The Creator Has a Master Plan the same way Coltrane opened A Love SupremePharoah Sanders pushed the tenor saxophone into new sonic territory with overtone-rich extended techniques and spiritual intensityPharoah Sanders' 'The Creator Has a Master Plan' is his most famous recordingExplore"New West" was a self-circulated CDR before The Magic Numbers hit the majorsNickel Creek is a progressive bluegrass trio known for virtuosic skillNikki Lane went from South Carolina to Nashville's alternative country sceneNils Lofgren has been the E Street Band's guitarist since 1984Billy Joel's 52nd Street was one of the first compact discs ever releasedPrevious Pharoah Sanders recorded Karma at RCA Studios in New YorkNext Panis et Circencis translates to 'Bread and Circuses' — a fitting title for Tropicália