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Saxophonist
Taimur Sullivan enjoys a prolific career as a soloist, chamber musician,
and member of the acclaimed PRISM Quartet. His performances have
taken him from the stages of Carnegie Hall, Lincoln Center, and
the Knitting Factory, to engagements in Moscow, London, Germany,
and throughout Latin America, and have garnered him critical praise
as "outstanding…his melodies phrased as if this were
an old and cherished classic, his virtuosity supreme" (New
York Times) and as a player of "dazzling proficiency"
(American Record Guide). Since 1994 he has been the principal
saxophonist for numerous ensembles in New York City, and has performed
with ensembles including Ensemble 21, Ensemble Sospeso, Speculum
Musicae, Mark Morris Dance Company, Bang On a Can All-Stars, Glass
Farm Ensemble, Fireworks Ensemble, Riverside Symphony, Absolute
Ensemble, Concordia Orchestra, and Composers Concordance, among
others. As a recording artist he has recorded for the Mode, New
World, Albany, Capstone, Innova, Mastersound, Bonk and Zuma record
labels. Mr. Sullivan is the Artist/Professor of Saxophone at the
North Carolina School of the Arts, and is also serves on the faculty
of the Contemporary Performance Program at the Manhattan School
of Music.
Taimur Sullivan is a Conn-Selmer Artist and
performs exclusively on Selmer Saxophones. 
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March 19, 2008
Meet the Composer: Soloist Champions tour
Symphony Space
95th & Broadway
New York City
March 24, 2008
Meet the Composer: Soloist Champions tour
SUNY-Purchase
Purchase, NY
April 16-19, 2008
North American Saxophone Alliance National
Conference
Columbia, SC
April 25
PRISM Quartet
Low Blow: Music for Four Baritone Saxophones
New York City
April 26
PRISM Quartet
Low Blow: Music for Four Baritone Saxophones
May 10-13
PRISM Quartet & Boston Modern Orchestra Project
Recording Sessions
Boston, MA
Meet the Composer has
named Taimur Sullivan one of eight national "Soloist
Champions," in honor of his record of promoting and presenting
new works for the saxophone, and has commissioned a new piece
for him by composer Jason Eckardt.
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