Links

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My MySpace Profile

Brian Horner, saxophone

Dr. David Camwell, saxophone

Tenor Alex Richardson

Conductor Sean Newhouse

ASCAP Composer's Bill of Rights (which I support)

Reviews

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Album Reviews of "Saxophone Music of M. Zachary Johnson--Live at Steinway Hall" at About.com and Music and Vision Daily, and an article in the Washinton (GA) News-Reporter

Concert at Carnegie Hall's Weill Recital Hall (2007) -- Review: "A Joyous Celebration"

Concert at Steinway Hall (2006) -- Review: "Full of Life"

Articles about Brian & Erin Horner's Recital at the Washington (Georgia) Music Festival (2007)
"Talented musicians to perform at Arts Festival then play Carnegie Hall"
"Fresh from Grammys and heading to Carnegie Hall, country, classical music to highlight next weekend"
"From country to classical, music will fill the weekend"
"Quick study and 'awesome' talent save concert"

An article in the Oneonta Daily Star about Brian Horner and the album Serenade: Music for Saxophone & Piano.
"On The Bright Side: C'town grad puts out album"

A review of Serenade by a postmodernist hippie at MuzikReviews

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Excerpts from the Review of Saxophone Music of M. Zachary Johnson--Live at Steinway Hall in the Saxophone Journal (Jan/Feb 2007):

"[Serenade] displays the artistic interpretive skills of this saxophonist [Brian Horner] at the highest level. As you listen and get caught in the magical lyricism of this unaccompanied piece, you forget about any lack of accompaniment. This Serenade is an exciting collection of excellently performed, and well connected, arabesques which seduce the listener's ears."

About Scherzo for Alto Saxophone & Piano: "[Saxophonist] Brian Horner has a warm vibrant sound that blends extremely well with the piano. His vibrato fluctuates with the intensity of the music and the phrases of this Scherzo spin beautifully from his saxophone. There is a somewhat dark moody overcast to this delightfully tonal composition."

"The music of M. Zachary Johnson is a very valuable addition to the saxophone's repertoire. This CD will be an enjoyable addition to everyone's collection. Mr. Johnson certainly knows how to write for the saxophone."