This article discusses on the music work, SaxoVerse for alto saxophone, piano, and computer, which is an electroacoustic composition that mixes instruments based on its concept inspired from a computer-animated film “Spider-Man Into the Spider-Verse” and its appropriation to the history of the saxophone. The authors also acknowledged the influence of musical works by Berlioz, Cardew, Cowell, and Lutoslawski in the composition side of this study. The article shows the materials and methods of composition such as the idée fixe from Symphonie fantastique, various synthesized sounds, different piano techniques, and jazz improvisation techniques. Also, the collaboration between contemporary classical composer and jazz alto saxophone improviser is presented. Both authors discussed the result by describing each section of the piece first by the composer then by the performer. Finally, the article summarizes the performance, the youtube.com broadcasting and the achievement of a new music creation that combined text reciting, jazz improvisation, avant-garde style, and electronic sound.