Spektral Stimulation

When this release was presented to me for review, I politely declined Spektral Quartet’s invitation to determine my own playlist using a deck of cards,

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A New Music Séance

This disc’s title, “Scenes from a New Music Séance”, refers to a short series of daylong concerts presented in San Francisco by Other Minds that

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AMERICAN ULTRAMODERNISTS

This collection embraces some of the most craggy, uncompromising, and frankly charmless American piano music from the 20th century’s first half, played with concentrated authority

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Crawford Beyer C

The works of Ruth Crawford (Seeger) continue to gain recognition as an important contribution to the evolution of American music in the first half of

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