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George Sarah is an electronic composer and multi-instrumentalist. Born in Seoul, South Korea, he moved to the US at the age of five. He has garnered critical acclaim for his unique brand of synthetic acoustic music bridging the normally discrete worlds of electronic, industrial and classical as well as film/tv scores and album releases. He is a former member of industrial/dark-wave band Stereotaxic Device (1988-1992) and T.H.C. (Buffy The Vampire Slayer). 

CURRENT PROJECTS (2024): CONCERTS: 

Sarah premiered an original soundtrack to Carl Dreyer's 1928 silent film "The Passion of Joan of Arc" commissioned by Grand Performances in Los Angeles and is currently performing around the US at film festivals and performing art centers. The score can be described as modern classical and early chorale music mixed with alternative electronic. He is accompanied by a string quartet and four voice choir with George performing keyboards. Recent performances include the Milwaukee Film Festival, Texas Theatre in Dallas, Bloomington Indiana, Film Fest Tucson, Iowa City at FilmScene, Michigan Festival of Sacred Music at Kalamazoo College - Light Fine Arts Center, Ampersand International Arts Festival in Williamsburg, VA, San Diego CA, Borrego Springs Performing Arts Center, West Hollywoods Winter Concert Series, Paradise Theatre Toronto, Canada, Crest Theatre in Sacramento, Grand Performances in Los Angeles, Soka Performing Arts College, Bowers Museum in Orange County CA. 

FILMS:

Click: The Passion of Joan of Arc (Live Film Score) for details.

April 2021: Feature film 'Her Name Was Jo'  streaming on AmazonPrime, Direct TV and Paramount Plus, music by George Sarah. Several pieces can be found on the new 2021 CD + Digital release 'Vicissitudes'.

In 2020, Sarah completed a horror thriller called Ice Cage (USA) Snowbound (International) and is streaming on AmazonPrime and had Its premier at the Cannes Film festival.

ALBUM RELEASES: 2021:  George Sarah - Vicissitudes. Format: CD, + Digital. Released April 09, 2021 on Gothic Karen Recordings.

TELEVISION/FILM: 

https://www.imdb.com/name/nm1219286/ 

In Aug 2008 George composed music for the ceremonies at the 2008 summer Olympic Games in Beijing, China performed by the Beijing Modern Dance Company, and choreographed by Poetic Kinetics (large-scale art installations and experiential design group). 

His songs have been featured on CSI, CSI NY, HBO Documentaries, Chris Rock's Everybody hates Chris, and has scored 31 episodes for various networks including the Discovery channel. He was a frequent performer on ‘Buffy the Vampire Slayer’ and has had his music played on Buffy spin-off ‘Angel’. His songs have been licensed to over 100 tv/film and multi media projects. 

CD/ALBUM/RELEASES: 
https://georgesarah.bandcamp.com 

DISCOGS 
https://www.discogs.com/artist/38048-George-Sarah 

George Sarah has sold over 35,000 CD’s and has appeared on over 50 compilations 11 full lengths, and 7 EP releases. He has collaborated with members of the Los Angeles Master Chorale, David J (Bauhaus/Love and Rockets), Alain Whyte (Morrisey), James Fearney (Pogues), Robert Williams (Captain Beefheart),  Anthony Head, Joss Wedon (Buffy The Vampire Slayer, Avengers), Angela McCluskey (Telepopmusik), Beijing Modern Dance Company, and Poetic Kinetics (large-scale art installations and experiential design group). 

PAST CONCERTS: 

Film Festivals, UCLA's Royce Hall, The Getty, LACMA, AMOEBA RECORDS, KCRW'S 'MORNING BECOMES ECLECTIC', SFMOMA Gerhard Richter reception, 91X Radio live set, and opening for artists Bebel Gilberto, The National, Goldfrapp, Stars, Olafur Arnalds, Colin Stetson, Crystal Method, Natacha Atlas, Lindsey Stirling, A Guy Called Gerald, Carl Cox, Michael Franti/Spearhead, The Bad Plus, Nortec Collective as well as national and international tours and residencies in Paris, France. As a session musician Sarah toured as a bass guitarist for Death Ride 69 opening for My Life With The Thrill Kill Kult across 30 cities. Other tours include Europe and the U.S. with his previous project THC and Stereotaxic Device.

PHOTOS BY FLOYD HARDWICK