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1999 Grammy Nomination: Best Solo Performance 1999 AFIM 'Indie' Winner: Best Solo Album David Starobin's Newdance is the American guitar virtuoso's first solo CD in more than 6 years- a disc much anticipated by guitar aficionados. Newdance consists of 18...
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David Starobin's award-winning "New Music with Guitar" series continues with the release of Volume Six. This CD includes solo and chamber works written between 1992 and 2000, performed by Grammy-nominated guitar virtuoso David Starobin, backed by Pulitzer prize-winning composer/percussionist George...
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The duo piano team Quattro Mani has had a distinguished history, consistently generating audience enthusiasm and rave notices for their concerts and recordings. Formed in 1989, Quattro Mani’s intense involvement with modern repertoire has led to dedications and collaborations with...
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Quattro Mani's latest disc has the intrepid duo playing a far-ranging selection of new compositions. The Hungarian Kurtág's microtonal pianos, The Danish Ruders's virtuosic harpsichord & piano writing, and Tod Machover's Boulez tribute give the disc an international flavor that...
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Ten Titles (Fourteen Discs) - on sale through December 31, 2020! MORTON FELDMAN"Piano and String Quartet" (1985) BRIDGE 9369 "If any single piece epitomises the beauty and hypnotic power of Morton Feldman's final works, it is Piano and String Quartet, composed...
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This recording marks a major event in American music: the premiere recording of the original English language version of Paul Hindemith's final opera, “The Long Christmas Dinner” (1960/61) on a libretto by Thornton Wilder. Conductor Leon Botstein writes: “One aspect...
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The Weiss-Kaplan-Newman presents four recent American trios in white hot performances. These four works are ample proof of the huge variety of the 21st century American compositional scene. Also available on Bridge is the Weiss-Kaplan-Newman's brilliant recording of trios by...
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Stellar piano duo Quattro Mani's latest recording features John Adams's ebullient "Hallelujah Junction", and premiere recordings by Paul Moravec and Danish composer Bent Sørensen. Bonus tracks include rarities by Paul Creston and Paul Bowles. Critic Robert Carl writes that “Quattro...
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The young Russian/American virtuoso, Vassily Primakov, has created an impressive buzz in the classical music world. Of a recent Lincoln Center performance, critic Jeremy Eichler in The New York Times wrote that Primakov 'gave a fiery performance of Rachmaninov's Second...
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GRAMMY NOMINEE: Best Classical Compendium NY Times: The 25 Best Classical Tracks of 2018 Voix des Arts: Best of Year New Music Buff: My 2018 in the Arts Harold Meltzer's new recording presents recent vocal and chamber works, and features...
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