The cathedral of Notre-Dame in Paris has been much in the news recently thanks to its re-opening after the tragic fire. Although named as “Bach to Notre-Dame,” this disc – Notre-Dame organist Olivie Latry’s first […]
Friends are reporting the death of Harold Meltzer, a prolific composer who taught at Syracuse University. Meltzer suffered a stroke five years ago and was left severely disabled. His works have been recorded on Albany, […]
John Adams’ City Noir was inspired by the cultural and social history of Los Angeles, with the composer himself calling it ‘an imaginary film score’, while Fearful Symmetries exemplifies his steamroller motor rhythms. The album […]