About
Taimur Sullivan is a Professor of Saxophone at Northwestern University and a renowned saxophonist with the PRISM Quartet. He has performed globally at prestigious venues such as Carnegie Hall, Lincoln Center, and international stages in Russia, China, and Latin America.
- Specializes in contemporary classical saxophone and chamber music
- Advocate for new saxophone repertoire and commissions
- Recipient of critical acclaim from The New York Times and American Record Guide
Performance Highlights: Premiered over 200 solo and chamber works by composers such as William Bolcom, Gunther Schuller, and Olga Neuwirth, including American premieres of European composers like Gerard Grisey and Giya Kancheli.
Scientific Awards:
- Soloist Champion, Meet The Composer
Past Affiliations: Previously served as saxophone professor at University of North Carolina School of the Arts (2005-2016) and performance faculty at Columbia University (2000-2005). Conducted residencies at institutions like the Curtis Institute of Music and Princeton University.
