Pairings
Good Vibrato, the occasional blog of Ronen Givony’s forward-thinking Wordless Music Series, pairs paintings with all manner of music, including my recording of Piece in the Shape of a Square by Philip...
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Gramophone review
Well, 2008 is off to a grand start as The Album continues to garner some good press. Though my appeal for a recount is still being processed by the Academy, the CD review in the December issue of...
View ArticleAV on WNYC’s New Sounds
I’m not sure how this one flew under my radar for so long, but back in September The Album (Erik Spangler’s pastlife laptops and attic instruments, to be exact) was featured on WNYC’s New Sounds with...
View ArticleSax Journal Review
American Voices got a nice write-up in the current issue of the Saxophone Journal. Here are a couple choice quotes: “In performing Piece in the Shape of a Square Brian Sacawa exhibits a strong vibrant...
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Mobtown Mix Tape, Vol. 1
Mobtown Modern, your purveyors of fine new music in Baltimore, is making mix tapes for each of our 6 concerts for the 2008-2009 season, serving up more tracks that you need to check out. In advance of...
View ArticleAV gets some Sun love
American Voices got a nice little write-up in today’s Baltimore Sun. (In the print edition, no less. Did you know they still had such a thing?) Anyhow, we’re grateful to Tim Smith, Baltimore’s...
View ArticleLimbering up
Sounds Heard: Flexible Music NewMusicBox, July 20, 2009. My review of the new Flexible Music CD.
View ArticleRemaking the horizon
Sounds Heard: Dirty Projectors’ Bitte Orca NewMusicBox, August 10, 2009 I have to admit that I had not heard of the Dirty Projectors until my friend Sarah, who owns the Metro Gallery bar/performance...
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Brian Sacawa plays Klonos by Piet Swerts
I get a lot of requests for this, so I thought it was about time I made it available. For my non-saxophonista readers, Klonos by Piet Swerts burst into the American saxophone consciousness in the late...
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