Sean Selig McMahon is a composer-performer. His repetoire spans from renaissance countertenor literature to jazz standards and rock and roll. Throughout his young career, Sean has performed both solo as a folk musician as well as in rock trios and classical ensembles throughout the East Coast and Europe.
Most recently, Sean released a record of original folk music for guitar and voice, titled VIIb. To check out some tracks, check SIC www.seansmcmahon.com/music.htm
Sean's distinct sound is a synthesis of the many musics that have influenced
him over time, such as the songs of Lennon-McCartney, Simon & Garfunkel, and
Cat Stevens; the work of jazz greats McCoy Tyner, Thelonious Monk, and John
Coltrane; the compositions of Bela Bartok, Guillame Dufay, and especially
the choral music of Estonian composer Arvo Pärt.
In the past, Sean has led and performed with different groups, including
Counterpoint, rock trio, which played the New England area throughout
2002-2004.
Presently, Sean lives in Boston, where he attends the New England
Conservatory of Music, studying voice with Dominique Eade and composition
with Anthony Coleman (John Zorn, Sephardic Tinge, Self-Haters Orchestra).
Click here to see him playing "The Long & Winding Road" at his 2005 Longmeadow High School Graduation.
Here are some websites showcasing his unique music. Have a listen and enjoy!
