Andrew Raffo Dewar Tuscaloosa, Alabama
Andrew Raffo Dewar (b.1975 Rosario, Argentina) is a composer, musician, and
ethnomusicologist.
He studied with experimentalists Steve Lacy, Bill Dixon, Anthony Braxton, and Alvin Lucier, and has performed regularly in Braxton's ensembles since 2005.
As a composer and/or performer, his work has been documented on over two dozen recordings released in the US and Europe.
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