STEVE GORN

Luminous Ragas

Selected as one of the top ten recordings of 1994 by The Lost Angeles Reader. Three evocative North Indian classical ragas played by Steve Gorn on the bansuri bamboo flute (with tamboura accompaniment.) Recorded by audiophile master, Mark Levinson.

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Steel & Bamboo

Robert Dick and Steve Gorn breeze through flutes of every size, shape and construction material from India, Africa and native America; from microtones to multiphones, whisper tones to the gorgeous round sound of the contra bass flute.

Asian Journal

Recognized as a classic pioneer recording of world music jazz, the performance features Nana Vasconcelos, Badal Roy, Mike Richmond and Steve Gorn. Recorded in 1979 and recently reissued on CD.

Dance Without End

Storyteller Laura Simms and musician Steve Gorn in a collection featuring creation myths and tales about the origin of existence from Aztec, Inuit, Maori, Scandinavian, African and Native American cultures. The performances of these thoughtful and heartfelt ancient and modern stories are a product of a longtime collaboration between Simms and Gorn and feature Gorn's world music orchestration.

Venturi Shadows

An O.O.Discs release of music by composer and flute revolutionary, Robert Dick, with Neil Rolnick, electronics, Steve Gorn, bansuri, Ned Rothenberg, shakuhachi and Mary Kay Fink, flute. "New music fans owe it to themselves to check this out." Option Magazine

Steve Gorn

Steve has performed Indian Classical music and new American music on the bansuri bamboo flute and soprano saxophone in concerts and festivals throughout the world. A disciple of the late bansuri master, Sri Gour Goswami of Calcutta, Gorn has been praised and recognized by critics and leading Indian musicians as one of the few western musicians to have captured the subtlety and beauty of Indian music. He performs and records with percussionist Glen Velez. In 1995, he toured Europe and Africa with Jack DeJonnette. As a theater composer, he has employed world music orchestration in scores for Jean-Claude van Itallie's adaptation of The Tibetan Book of the Dead and for numerous storytellig productions with Laura Simms. His most recent scores are for an ABC special on the New York Jewish Museum and for the PBS series, The Quiet Revolution.

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