Live From New York, It’s Sybarite5

FOR YOUR GRAMMY® CONSIDERATION

Best Chamber Music/Small Ensemble Performance
Best Arrangement, Instrumental or A Cappella:

Alabama by John Coltrane
Best Arrangement, Instrumental or A Cappella:
Where have all the flowers gone? Arrangement by Steve Metcalf
Best Contemporary Classical Composition:
NuPac Kanon & Jig by Brandon Ridenour
Best Engineered Album, Classical:
Andrew Bove
Producer Of The Year, Classical:
Louis Levitt

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“Live From New York, It’s Sybarite5 showcases highlights from many years of Sybarite5 shows at The Cell Theatre in New York City. It is the first record from Sybarite5 that features guest artists, including Shane Shanahan, Blythe Gaissert, and Ehsan Matoori. With a variety of music described as “happily diverse,” the tracks on this album span several genres and musical styles.”


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New York-based chamber quintet Sybarite5’s latest genre-bending album is irresistible
— Jason Victor Serinus, Stereophile (May 2020)
There’s not a dull moment on an album brimming with the quintet’s trademark energy and drive.
— Terry Robbins, The Whole Note (April 2020)
The wonderfully monikered fivesome has emerged over the last 15 years as one of America’s hippest new music ensembles thanks to a series of smart commissions and eclectic recordings such as 2017’s uber-groovy Outliers. Their latest album showcases a host of new music for string quintet – in their case, a string quartet plus double bass – and proves that they’re just as good live.
— Limelight (March 2020)
While each piece is executed with precision, the music’s visceral punch calls to mind the excitement of a sweaty rock concert more than the refined formality of a chamber classical set
— textura (May 2020)
[Sybarite5] knew in order to continue and to be able to grow they would need to do what yMusic did, approach composers they knew to compose music for them
— David Osenberg, Cadenza (May 2020)