PRESS PHOTOS
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PRESS KIT
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PRESS RELEASE
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PRESS ON SARAH WILSON
”…one of the most intriguing and promising composers and trumpeters on the contemporary music scene.“
- Derk Richardson, San Francisco Chronicle online, sfgate.com.
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”…a singular jazz artist with a tremendously evocative book of original material.“
- Andrew Gilbert, Contra Costa Times .
PRESS ON RECORDINGS
Sarah Wilson Quintet, ”Music for an Imaginary Play“
(Evander Music, 2006)
”...evocative, elegant and comfortably familiar all at once.“
- Time Out New York
”Best of 2006 Bay Area Jazz CD's… Her transparent melodic lines flow with a dreamlike internal logic, but her tunes are concise and rarely meander… Wilson is an artist who promises great things.“
- Andrew Gilbert, Contra Costa Times
”Her trumpet breathes fiery emotion into each scene, as her quintet lights up each selection with the solemn majesty of a unit inspired.“
- Jim Santella, Cadence Magazine
Click thumbnail to view and download high res images
PRESS KIT
Click to download bio (pdf)
PRESS RELEASE
Click to download press release (pdf)
PRESS ON SARAH WILSON
”…one of the most intriguing and promising composers and trumpeters on the contemporary music scene.“
- Derk Richardson, San Francisco Chronicle online, sfgate.com.
Download full article (pdf)
”…a singular jazz artist with a tremendously evocative book of original material.“
- Andrew Gilbert, Contra Costa Times .
PRESS ON RECORDINGS
Sarah Wilson Quintet, ”Music for an Imaginary Play“
(Evander Music, 2006)
”...evocative, elegant and comfortably familiar all at once.“
- Time Out New York
”Best of 2006 Bay Area Jazz CD's… Her transparent melodic lines flow with a dreamlike internal logic, but her tunes are concise and rarely meander… Wilson is an artist who promises great things.“
- Andrew Gilbert, Contra Costa Times
”Her trumpet breathes fiery emotion into each scene, as her quintet lights up each selection with the solemn majesty of a unit inspired.“
- Jim Santella, Cadence Magazine