Episode 49: 18049 Winter Meditation

Wittgraf is releasing his debut album MANIFOLD, an expansive effort with numerous layers hidden in the composition. Choosing texture over melody, the visceral compositions of MANIFOLD draw the listene...

4 Jan 202159min

In many ways, Walter Steffens' TWO CELLS IN SEVILLA is a work of polar opposites. Quasi-tonal but modern, traditional but minimalist, the German composer has created an opera uniting two historical pr...

4 Jan 202158min

Composer/Performer John Alan Rose presents INEFFABLE TALES, an album of four of his ensemble compositions, recorded at Reduta Hall in Olomouc, Czech Republic. In addition to renowned soloists Jungwon ...

4 Jan 20211h 22min

This podcast features a selection of piano solos, all composed and performed by Jane Leslie. The first piece, “Shorebirds” was released as a "single" recording during 2020. An original music video o...

3 Jan 202115min

We proudly present Flare, recordings by members of the Society of Composers, Inc. Now in its 32nd installment, it offers a veritable cross-section of some of the most original voices in composition to...

3 Jan 20211h 17min

Anton Bruckner's Symphony No. 7 in E major (WAB 107) is one of his best-known symphonies. It was written between 1881 and 1883 and was revised in 1885. It is dedicated to Ludwig II of Bavaria. The pre...

3 Jan 20211h 14min

SONGS OF LAKE VOLTA, Joe Sheehan’s debut, finds the composer and pianist fusing his passion for the music of West Africa, particularly that of Ghana, with his background in both classical chamber musi...

3 Jan 202158min

The four works on UNEXPLORED, offer an expansive variety of musical genres while introducing listeners to previously unrecorded cello repertoire. Premiere recordings of works by Tchaikovsky, Cassadó, ...

3 Jan 202158min