1. LARK QUARTET: Composing America
    BRIDGE 9423

    One might be forgiven for finding the title Composing America a tad ambitious; it begs a number of questions, not the least of which is “just whose America is this”? The music on this varied, imaginative CD answers that question...
  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. Yale Alley Cats: Ghost of a Chance
    BRIDGE 9288

    It was during a fall night in 1943 that four Yale undergraduates climbed to the top of Saybrook Tower and began to sing Henry Carey's 18th-century ballad "Sally in Our Alley." Their rendition awoke the College Master, who ran to...
  4. Ain't No Sunshine: Music of Paul Chihara
    BRIDGE 9267

    Los Angeles Times critic mark Swed writes: "It is almost easier to think of Paul Chihara as several different composers. There is the Chihara whose sensitivity to exquisite instrumental color has made him a favorite with such performers as conductor...
  5. À la manière: MARK DAVIDSON, TROMBONE; VIKTOR VALKOV, PIANO
    BRIDGE 9581

    À la manière presents virtuoso trombonist Mark Davidson in a program ranging from Ferdinand David's popular Trombone Concertino and Hindemith's dynamic trombone sonata to recent works by French composer Jean-Michel Defaye and American Luke Dahn. Davidson, the principal trombonist of...
  6. 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...
  7. Strings in Swingtime - Philharmonic Chamber Soloists
    BRIDGE 9439

    Philharmonic Chamber Soloists, a chamber group of virtuoso musicians from the New York Philharmonic, present a historic re-recording of the 1942 Decca release of original songs by Jerome Kern, arranged for string quartet by Hollywood arranger Charles Miller. Also on...
  8. Berl Senofsky at Expo '58 Brussels
    BRIDGE 9470

    The extraordinary American violinist Berl Senofsky (1926-2002), was thrust into the international spotlight in June of 1955, taking the grand prize of the 1955 Queen Elisabeth of Belgium International Competition. One of the jury members, Zino Francescatti, wrote that "Senofsky...
  9. Two New Comic Operas
    BRIDGE 9299A/B

    This two-disc set presents the world premiere recordings of new comic operas by John Musto and William Bolcom. The twin operas are on librettos written by Mark Campbell, and were commissioned by and composed for the excellent New York Festival...
  10. Music of Poul Ruders, Vol. 5
    BRIDGE 9237

    Poul Ruders has composed some of the most exhilarating music of our time. This is the latest in Bridge's series of discs devoted to the music of the Danish master, and is the widest ranging in scope thus far. The...

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