about sarah pillow

 
 

photo by Mike Chiodo

Bio anD releases

Sarah Pillow’s artistic journey has interwoven a variety of styles and genres; explore all her releases on Buckyball Music, including her latest DVD/CD, Perpetual Motion.

 

photo by Mike Chiodo

IncaRNate Jazz

Incarnate Jazz is a new concert series in midtown Manhattan connecting ancient and contemporary music using themes of astronomy, science and the natural world. “Hidden Dimensions” features works by Guillaume Machaut, Chick Corea, Marc Wagnon, and Duke Ellington, among others.

 
Galileo's Daughters photo featuring clockwise ron McFarlane, Christi Patton, Daniel Swenberg, Mary Anne Ballard & Sarah Pillow

Photo by Valerie Barnes

Galileo’s Daughters

Based in New York City, Galileo’s Daughters is a unique ensemble founded by musicians with expertise in early music, opera, jazz, drama, and musical scholarship, bringing a fresh and immediate feel to their performances. Since their debut concert in 2001, Galileo’s Daughters has captivated audiences across the United States and Canada.

 
 
Sarah Pillow dressed as an angel in Time Square

Photo by Marc Flajolet

 

Play of Daniel

Sarah portrayed both the Angel and the Queen in Mary Anne Ballard’s edition of 13th-century mystical play The Play of Daniel, first produced at the Cloisters in 2008 to commemorate the 50th anniversary of its modern debut at the same venue. The production was revived in 2013 and subsequently performed at Trinity Wall Street by Gotham Early Music Scene as part of their Twelfth Night Festival in 2013, 2014, and 2016. On the left, Sarah is pictured in her angel costume, visiting Times Square (sans halo).