Turnage Chandos 5/9 C

Mark-Anthony Turnage is a not very interesting composer whose aesthetic resembles the style of other pop-music influenced musicians like Torke or Daugherty, though without the

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MUSIC TO HEAR

This collection of chamber music by the author of some genuinely thorny and loud scores (Three Screaming Popes, Blood on the Floor) is surprisingly quiet

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