David S. Ware Scotch Plains, New Jersey
David S. Ware was a major saxophonist, conceptualist and bandleader. As major as they come. He began practicing meditation
as a young man. Going forward, his spiritual and musical development were inseparably intertwined.
Featured here are his premier works for AUM Fidelity, including the ongoing DSW-ARC series which began 3 years following his spirit's evolution.
portrait by
Jimmy Katz
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