Blues for flute with Bill Athens-bass, and Ken Ollis-drums. Recorded by Josh Powell at the Map Room in Portland, OR. This track will be featured on a future trio album. 

34th Ave. for Life, Baby

Recorded in Brooklyn in 2002 as The Savage 3 with Jeff Davis--drums and Robert Jost--bass

Xan's Blues

On March 29, 2013, Ken Ollis (drum set) and John C. Savage (flutes and alto saxophone) gave a performance-workshop on improvisation at Reed College. The event was funded by a project grant from Portland's Regional Arts and Culture Council. The songs included here are:
Two are Better than One (Savage/Ollis), A Swarm of Yellow (Ollis), and Alluvial Plains (Savage)

Reed College 03/29/13

Demolition Duo at Reed College

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Muczynski Sonata for Flute & Piano Mov. 2

The Old Church 8-22-07

Bach Sonata in C major for Flute and Continuo

Robert Schumann: Three Romances, Andantino

An excerpt of Roscoe Mitchell's "Nonaah" as performed by Re:Soundings (John C. Savage-flute, Dana Reason-piano, Catherine Lee-oboe.

Nonaah (excerpt)

John C. Savage--alto sax, Dan Sasaki--percussion, and Matthew Holmes--bass perform at Turn Turn Turn. Presented by the Creative Music Guild

Savage/Sasaki/Holmes

Alluvial Plains from the album Black Heron and the Spoonbill (PJCE Records) by Cartridge. John C. Savage, woodwinds, Will Northlich, guitar and electronics, with special guest Ken Ollis, drums.

Black Heron and the Spoonbill

Alluvial Plains

The Re:Soundings Trio (John C. Savage-composer and flute, Catherine Lee-oboe, and Dana Reason-piano)performs Savage's Epoch for Chamber Trio. Recorded by Branic Howard during a live performance in the spring of 2019 at Reed College.

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