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In Brief: New Ensemble Debuts at Recent Concert

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Recent News

9/8/18 – Talked with the wonderful Mary Bartlein for 3 hours on her show ‘Instrumental Saturdays’ on WMSE out of Milwaukee. We covered everything and more. Check it out

8/9/18 – Great time talking today with Jason McKean on his Blog-Talk Radio Hour ‘Wizard Talk.’ Jason’s a true wizard!

8/1/18 – ‘Deep Cuts from the Moral Wilderness’ ranked #5 in the Echoes Top 25 Albums of July. Thanks!

8/1/18 – Thanks so much to SiriusXM for adding my music to two stations this week, and also to NPR syndicated program ‘Echoes’ for putting me into playlist rotation. Gracias!

6/16/18 – New album out this week! Full ambient chamber ensemble; Judy Kang and Mark Edward Lewis – cellos, Zachary Paul and Alicia Spillias – violins. Includes arrangements of Eno/Bowie and Max Richter pieces, as well as four of Tom’s original compositions.

LIVE CONCERT: Thursday, Feb. 8, 8:00 pm, at The Last Bookstore, downtown Los Angeles, with cellist Judy Kang, violinists Alicia Spillias and Zach Paul, and bassist Igor Kogan. DTLA Artwalk Featured Music!

12/23-25/17 – Tom’s live at Echoes holiday set broadcast on over 120 NPR affiliates nationwide.

10/1/17 – NPRs ‘All Things Considered’ used a section of Tom’s piece ‘Wash the Dusk with Silver’ on two recent stories related to immigrants’s anxiety regarding seeking relief, as well as the difficulty in providing relief for the elderly in the wake of the Houston flooding.

Featured Album

This instrumental acoustic guitar-based album is a sublime collection of traditional music, arranged and performed in Tom Caufield's rustic, hushed and contemplative style. A gorgeous addition to your holiday music collection.

Highlighted Video

An imaginative, modal interpretation of the timeless Christmas classic 'God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen.'

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