Check out Sarah's review from the Indianapolis Early Music Festival!
"The program had another star with whom the lutenist [Ronn McFarlane] could share the limelight. Vocalist Sarah Pillow, who has parlayed her jazz background outward into various styles... was on hand as guest to offer picturesque interpretations of several songs....she delivered admirably, from John Dowland's "Come Again" through the program's rousing conclusion, a nonsense ballad from medieval England called "Nottamun Town."

An original encore, "Sings in Her Sleep," demonstrated that her voice could sustain a singer-songwriter intimacy...from belting ("John Barleycorn," which ended the first half) to the hard-to-define early-art-song territory (Dowland's "Fortune, My Foe"), she showed herself to be an adaptable artist. Emotional urgency was sometimes linked credibly to a soft-spoken manner, as in the medieval Welsh lament "Ddoi di dai." 
Read the whole review here 
(By blogger Jay Harvey, former chief critic of the Indianapolis Star) 
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Looking for some respite amidst all the turmoil??
Add Sarah's CD "Grace in Time" to your library! 
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'Grace in Time' is a selection of sacred songs for voice and organ. This CD features songs by Wolf, Vierne, Ellington, Mahler, Sullivan, Mozart and more! You can view a promotional video here
More info: galileosdaughters.com and buckyballmusic.com.
From the Cloisters program in New York City with Ronn McFarlane, James Waldo, John Mark Rozendaal and Mary Anne Ballard