Through tickets, a freewill offering, or a suggested donation at the door, all funds raised through admission are split by Bradley Sowash Music and the hosting church or organization. All additional contributions over and above the cost of admission go directly to the hosting organization. I do benefit concerts because I think it is important to give something back, because I'm interested in combining spirituality with activism, and because it feels good to share my music in a manner that benefits causes I believe in. Sowash's music powerfully conjures the moods. He can really keep an audience enraptured and move them along with zest and wit.
Solo piano sounds dry.
Roaming somewhere on the musical spectrum between Ellington's playfulness and Beethoven's romanticism, pianist Bradley Sowash's music has been categorized as contemporary jazz with classical stylings . Every Sowash concert contains a few familiar standards, yet he is most recognized for his innate gift for instilling feelings that words leave untouched into his original compositions. Sowash's commentaries, which reflect his vast and varied experience as a parent, educator, modern dance collaborator, church musician, sailor, horseman, outdoor enthusiast and world traveler are an integral part of every performance and make his warm, poetic melodies even more accessible to casual listeners. It depends on how much effort you put into it. This is how Sowash combines matters of the heart with my vocation.