“Stewart does justice to Vivaldi’s vision with unparalleled attention to detail and the use of unhoused people’s voices is layered into a truly fascinating version of modern classic.”
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“Finch’s cello is stunning”
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Dave Soldier’s New York Bars at Dawn from Vipers at the Onyx featured on Spotify: ASCAP New Music Friday
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Dave Soldier’s New York Bars at Dawn from Vipers at the Onyx featured on Deezer: New Classical
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Alexander Lloyd Blake’s Running From, Running To: A Musical Reflection on Ahmaud Arbery from Songs of Remembering featured on Spotify: This is Ogi
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Alexander Lloyd Blake’s Running From, Running To: A Musical Reflection on Ahmaud Arbery from Songs of Remembering featured on Apple Music Classical Edge in Mexico, France, Australia, Japan, India, Denmark, Canada, US, and England
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Alexander Lloyd Blake’s Running From, Running To: A Musical Reflection on Ahmaud Arbery from Songs of Remembering featured on Apple Music Classical Edge.
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Sarah Kirkland Snider’s Hildegard from BMP: Songbook, Volume 1 featured on Spotify ASCAP New Music Friday.
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Sarah Kirkland Snider’s Hildegard from BMP: Songbook, Volume 1 featured on Spotify New Classical.
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Breaking the Waves from BMP: Songbook, Volume 1 featured on Spotify New Classical.
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Melemed’s performance is solid throughout. At 30 years old he has the potential for quite an amazing career … What an impressive way to start.”
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“The work’s dramatic architecture powerfully juxtaposes this fictional online narrative against a private, real story of family strife and rejection, until a final, shocking revelation forces them together.”
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“Musically, my heart belongs to Adoration … It’s an opera that could help shape the future of the form.”
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Koromanti #1 / Primpin from Benkan featured on Apple Music Worldwide Indie
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Shifting Ground featured on WNYC’s New Sounds with John Schaefer
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“Kouyoumdjian’s score — combining acoustic with electronic elements and deftly performed by an excellent cast, Silvana Quartet, and The Choir of Trinity Wall Street under Alan Pierson — smartly captures the sense of unease, claustrophobia, and grief.”
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“This is an appealing collection that is especially recommended to music libraries, and the mastering by Jeanne Velonis for the Bright Shiny Things label makes a coherent whole out of sonically very diverse materials.”
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“Those interested in the ways opera might take up the news headlines of today should hear (and see) this opera.”
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An effort that often explores the American identity, the quintet embraces plenty of jazz nods, and their reed prowess is as fluid and exciting as ever
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“Every word of this piece is a loving embrace of where we could be.” — Daniel Bernard Roumain
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