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Kevin Bowyer joins Seven Eight Artists

Kevin Bowyer

Kevin Bowyer has joined the management roster of Seven Eight Artists. Bowyer, organist for the University of Glasgow since 2005 and a recording and concert artist, is the winner of five international organ competitions (St. Albans, Dublin, Paisley, Odense, and Calgary). His recording catalog of over a hundred commercial CDs includes the complete organ music of Bach, Brahms, and Alain, as well as others.

As a performer he has earned a reputation as a performer of complex, “unplayable” works, including pieces by Kaikhosru Sorabji, Brian Ferneyhough, Chris Dench, Iannis Xenakis, Milton Babbitt, Niccolo Catiglioni, and others. Bowyer has performed throughout Europe, North America, Australia, New Zealand, Russia, and Japan. He produced a number of articles and book chapters and, for a time, provided the regular humorous column for Organists’ Review magazine.

For information: seveneightartists.com.

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