Davison/ Cathedra Vocal Ensemble/ McCarthy - New American Choral Music Series: Gary DavisonGary Davison has earned recognition as one of North America's leading composers in the refined Anglican choral tradition. Mr Davison's work has been described as "persuasive imaginative and polished sumptuous and engaging" (The Washington Post), "seductive and spirited smooth, flexible and clear, allowing the music to shine from within" (Hamburger Abendblatt, Germany), as well as "breathtaking and exquisite exactly the kind of rewarding challenge

"Black Qualls (featuring Steve Lacy and Steve Arrington)

most of which are studio recordings

played by Martha Argerich and Daniel Barenboim

JAPANESE HOUSE / IN THE END IT ALWAYS DOES - Critically acclaimed artist The Japanese House has announced details of her long-awaited sophomore album

Laurel Halo has spent over a decade stepping into different towns and cities for a moment or more

the song will appear on Branscomb's twelfth album

he is best remembered for the eight films in which he costarred with soprano Jeanette MacDonald

Letters for the Future comprises two technically demanding concerti exploring the breadth and depth of Time for Three's artistry

His New York debut was 1955 and his entire career was full of searingly memorable performances with major worldwide orchestras and accompanists

as they found fame on the Ed Sullivan Show

unaffected voice

beauty and instrumental warmth