Gerhard Stäbler: Zeichen

Wilenski: Carmen's Revenge

Curt Cacioppo: Italia

Carollo: Transcendence in the Age of War, Saggese Guitar Sui

Claviatures: Modern Chamber Works

Axiom

Keith Kramer: Emerge

Neil Thornock: No Stopping, Standing, or Parking

It Is Time

Mosaic

Hans Bakker: The Unnamed Source

Beckman, P.: Big Muddy

The Skyros Quartet – Sarah Pizzichemi and James Moat, violins; Justin Kurys, viola; and William Braun, cello – brings a bright and inventive style to their performances. They have concertized across North America and Asia, collaborating with artists from many disciplines and creatively engaging audiences. The ensemble is passionate about the future of music and performing works by living composers. Introspective Odyssey is a journey through three early 20th c. European cultures and sound worlds via the intimate genre of the string quartet with works of Britten, Turina and Sibelius.

Xibus

Orchestral Music (Contemporary) - Kramer, K. / Yip, S. / Bar

Martino, D.: Fantasies and Impromptus / Piano Trio / Serenat

Sandred, O.: Cracks and Corrosion Nos. 1 and 2 / Amanzule Vo

Spratlan, L.: In Memoriam / Streaming

William Vollinger: Raspberry Man - Single

Elliot Miles McKinley: String Quartets

Patricia Morehead: Good News Falls Gently

"•At The Precipice, the third Navona release featuring the music of the late composer Yves Ramette (1921-2012), showcases four world premiere 2013 recordings of the composer’s works as played by the St. Petersburg Symphony and Vladimir Lande. Mr. Ramette’s rhythmically propulsive style, in which melodic fragments are presented, morphed, and expanded, can be heard throughout. • His work can also be heard as a shadow-history of French music during the Pierre Boulez era."

Eidola

Marty Regan: Forest Whispers... Selected Works for Japanese

Continuum: Modern Orchestral Works

Lawrence Siegel: Kaddish

Dances of Eternity presents a group of orchestral works by composers who explore music’s potential to capture the more overlooked aspects of human experience. These aspects range from representations of optimism and energy to the surging power of nostalgia, to lighthearted frolics and the eternality of life.

Regan's well-crafted compositions show a serious, almost cautious, respect for the tradition... (Asian Music Journal). Vol. 2 of Regan's series of Selected Works for Japanese Instruments, presents a collection of works composed for traditional Japanese instrumentation. Through the combination of his traditional classical education and studies of Japanese music and culture, Regan explores the cross-cultural exchange between Eastern and Western traditions.

Francis E. Fairman III: Diurnal Thoughts

From Bow to String