Paul Towndrow

Paul Towndrow (born 13 December 1978) is a Scottish saxophonist, composer, arranger and educator. He won the Audience Prize at The 2003 World Saxophone Competition.[1]

His 2009 album, Newology, attracted a four star review in The Guardian.[2]

Discography

Solo
  • Paul Towndrow: Colours - 2003 FMR Records
  • Paul Towndrow: Out Of Town - 2005 Keywork Records
  • Paul Towndrow: Six By Six - 2007 Keywork Records
  • Paul Towndrow: Newology - 2009 Keywork Records
  • Paul Towndrow Trio: EP1 - 2013 Keywork Records
  • Paul Towndrow & Steve Hamilton Duo: We Shine The Sun - 2016 Keywork Records

As a sideman
  • Brass Jaw: Burn - 2006 Keywork Records
  • Isobel Campbell and Mark Lanegan: Sunday At Devil Dirt - 2008 V2 Records
  • Colin MacIntyre: The Water - 2008 Future Gods Records
  • Hue and Cry: Open Soul - 2008 Blairhill Records
  • Sharleen Spiteri: Melody - 2008 Mercury Records
  • Alyn Cosker: Lyn's Une - 2009 Linn Records
  • Roddy Hart: Sign Language - 2009 Vertical Records
  • Scottish National Jazz Orchestra: Rhapsody In Blue - 2009 Spartacus Records
  • Hue and Cry: Xmasday - 2009 Blairhill Records
  • Codeine Velvet Club: - Codeine Velvet Club - 2009 Island Records
  • Brass Jaw: Deal With It - 2009 Keywork Records
  • Brass Jaw: Branded - 2009 Keywork Records
  • Tommy Smith and Scottish National Jazz Orchestra: Torah - 2010 Spartacus Records
  • Hue and Cry: Glasgow Kiss Live Weekend - 2011 Blairhill Records
  • Brass Jaw: Minted - 2012 Keywork Records
  • Hue and Cry: Hot Wire - 2012 Blairhill Records
  • Maggie Reilly: Heaven Sent - 2013 Red Berry Records
  • Bobby Wellins and Scottish National Jazz Orchestra: Culloden Moor Suite - 2014 Spartacus Records
  • Hue and Cry: Remote: Major to Minor - 2014 Blairhill Records
gollark: SO VERY OFTEN I wanted to split a string in some way. But Lua doesn't have the ability to do that. It is very annoying.
gollark: Oh, a big one Lua doesn't have for some stupid reason - SPLITTING STRINGS.
gollark: Might be useful to add that to the potatOS `*` operator support on strings, somehow.
gollark: Ah.
gollark: Interesting. What does it do?

References
  1. "World Saxophone Competition". Archived from the original on 8 January 2010. Retrieved 12 August 2020.
  2. "Paul Towndrow: Newology | CD review". The Guardian. 20 August 2009. Retrieved 12 August 2020.
This article is issued from Wikipedia. The text is licensed under Creative Commons - Attribution - Sharealike. Additional terms may apply for the media files.