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“The concerto is an unsung gem that deserves performances everywhere; here, Stewart and Blachly give it their all. To end, Stewart raps to his own We Who Seek, a 21st-century response to Perry and Perkinson that samples and remixes music heard before into a spoken-word mashup with electronics.”
Read More“Perry’s music has been in the news lately, as her music was featured in the Grammy-nominated American Counterpoints album, featuring violinist Curtis Stewart performing her 1968 Concerto for Violin and Orchestra with the Experiential Orchestra and music director James Blachly.”
Read MoreAmerican Counterpoints featured in Violinist.com’s Top 15 Albums of 2024.
Read More“This important — arguably long overdue — album spotlights two versatile mid-20th century artists whose music fell into neglect. These strong performances by the Experiential Orchestra will hopefully spark a resurgence in the music of these exceptional composers.”
Read More“The two violas coil and flicker as they dance around each other with water-tight synchronicity … A smart and really rather cool project, it is ideally presented in natural binaural sound and really shines on headphones”
Read MoreJoshua Roman interviewed by Jay Nordlinger about Immunity.
Read MoreJoshua Roman interviewed on YourClassical Performance Today about his journey with Long Covid and his new project, Immunity.
Read MoreJoshua Roman interviewed on WQXR about Immunity and his own battles with Long COVID.
Read MoreImmunity featured on The Strad about Supporting musicians with Long Covid.
Read More“Alkemie’s Love To My Liking provides a fantastic amount of dance- ability via medieval dances as well as richly subtle and complex songs and motets of the 13th-century trouvères”
Read MoreFivebyfive’s Eclipse debuts at #2 in the Billboard Traditional Classical Charts!
Read More“There are times – such as in the album’s intriguing title-track by Inti Figgis-Vizueta – where the instruments become indistinguishable, like a single super viola gliding effortlessly in a highly integrated sound space.”
Read More“Mark Dancigers and Aaron Wunsch combine the flexibility of electric guitar with the acoustic resonance of piano, on their debut album, Dawn, which spans both the acoustic and electric realms”
Read MoreAmygdala from Lavena’s in your hands featured on Amazon Music’s Neoclassical Electronica.
Read MoreHighland Ridge featured on Spotify: Celloship of Things.
Read More“Sheehan's setting is quite a powerful thing, not precisely comparable to any other choral work … This is unique music, absolutely worth the listener's attention, and it was recorded beautifully at the Trinity Wall Street church.”
Read MoreTallā Rouge’s Shapes In Collective Space featured on The Modern Notebook.
Read More"This album argues not only that viola duos can be a wonderful ensemble to write for in terms of range and sonic possibility, but also introduces listeners to young composers (all under 40) that are worth learning more about"
Read More"Creating something new can come with a lot of expectations. Founding an ensemble. Releasing a debut album. Recording a world premiere, or two. But whatever you might expect from the Poiesis Quartet, they want you to take them exactly as they are"
Read MoreTake Chants and Aurora featured on Spotify's ASCAP New Music Friday.
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