1. Paris, La Belle Epoque
    Robert Langevin, Margaret Kampmeier
    BRIDGE 9555

    ClassicsToday.com (10/10) New York Philharmonic principal flutist Robert Langevin in a charming and sumptuous feast of Parisian music of the golden age. Flute playing of the highest order!Music of Widor, Mouquet, Fauré, Enesco, Gaubert, and Debussy   Reviews: "Throughout, Langevin’s...

  2. Poul Ruders: Nightshade Trilogy
    Ruders Edition: Vol. 12
    BRIDGE 9433

    Nightshade Trilogy was composed by Poul Ruders over a span of 17 years- between 1986 and 2003. In the composer's words, it is “a collection of compositions that evoke for me an almost Gothic association with pale moonlight, tombstones crypts...

  3. Paul Salerni: People, Places, & Pets
    Bowers Fader Duo
    BRIDGE 9559

    Paul Salerni found his ideal interpreters in the Bowers Fader Duo. The mezzo-soprano & guitar duo write: "We love Paul Salerni. Ever since our initial collaboration in 2016, when we first played Bad Pets, we knew we had found something...

  4. Paul Chihara: Take the A Train (Paul Chihara, Vol. 3)
    BRIDGE 9488

    Paul Chihara’s third disc on Bridge ranges widely, including recent works and his classic String Trio from the ‘80s. Chihara studied composition with the renowned pedagogues Nadia Boulanger in Paris, Ernst Pepping in Berlin, and Gunther Schuller at Tanglewood, and...

  5. Weiss-Kaplan-Newman Trio - Music of Brahms and Bedrich Smetana
    BRIDGE 9362

    Combining the talents of three award-winning soloists, the Weiss-Kaplan-Newman Trio was hailed by  The New York Times as "Three strong voices, locked in sequence".  The Weiss-Kaplan-Newman Trio was founded in 2001 (originally as Sequenza Trio), and has presented concerts throughout the US, Europe...

  6. Martin Perry performs Hindemith and Weisgall
    BRIDGE 9487

    Annotator Allan Kozinn writes: "if audiences listened as devotedly to contemporary piano scores as to the great works of the 17th through early 20th centuries, the two works Martin Perry plays here would be regarded as landmarks of the piano’s...

  7. Max Kowalski Songs
    BRIDGE 9431

    Max Kowalski, who lived and practiced law in Frankfurt am Main, was from 1913 till 1933 a well-known, much-esteemed, and frequently performed composer. Kowalski was born in Poland (then Russia) on August 10th, 1882 and grew up in Germany, to...

  8. Lawrence Dillon: Insects and Paper Airplanes
    BRIDGE 9332

    Insects and Paper Airplanes brings together the second, third and fourth quartets from Lawrence Dillon's Invisible Cities String Quartet Cycle, a set of six quartets Dillon has been working on since 1998. These quartets are full of passionate lyricism, bone-rattling...

  9. Clara and Robert Schumann: Romances
    BRIDGE 9164

    This remarkable disc sets a new standard for virtuoso horn playing. William Purvis's transcriptions of Robert and Clara Schumann's works prove to be both astonishing instrumental achievements as well as musically insightful readings of these minor masterpieces. Robert Schumann's writing...

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