Chesky: Orchestral Works

David Chesky deserves major props for writing one of the best “classical” pieces yet to incorporate the electric guitar–a wonderful instrument that lots of modern

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Chesky Psalms

It would be easy to criticize these sincere and competent efforts–three orchestral “psalms” in memory of the “victims of the modern Holocausts”–for their wanting of

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Agnostic

David Chesky’s The Agnostic is an oratorio that grapples with questions of God, loss of faith, Ego, surrender, and the ascendancy of man. The work

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