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On fred, the celebrated contemporary music sextet performs sparkling works showcasing the broader chromatic palette of an American master best-known for his piano music.

American violinist Jennifer Koh’s Bach & Beyond Part 3 concludes her critically acclaimed series of recordings based on her groundbreaking, multi-season recital series of the same name that The New York Times has called “indispensable.”

Gaudete Brass, a quintet devoted to presenting serious brass chamber music and commissioning new work, brings a fresh perspective to music of John Corigliano with an inventive album of brass works by the prolific American composer and his protégés.

"While Joachim essentially looks backward to the late-Classical models, Brahms charts entirely new grounds in form and substance. What a difference two decades makes. Particularly in the two finales, Barton makes them appear to be two sides of the same coin. Her performances in these works are so memorable... Barton brings a breath of freshness as soon as she enters." -The Strad

"You will look in vain for faults on this gorgeous new album of Hindemith clarinet chamber music.... Yeh is brilliant in everything, as is the sparkling, always-engaging playing of Easley Blackwood. The sound lacks nothing. This is somewhat of a landmark release and can't be ignored." (American Record Guide)

When the French say "Encore!" they actually mean "Not again!" And that's how jaded record collectors might feel toward another CD of piano encores. (The French yell "bis" to demand an extra piece at the end of a recital.) Yet Dmitry Paperno's Uncommon Encores explodes the notion that an encores album means showy musical chestnuts, roasted too many times over.

The exciting young contemporary-music sextet eighth blackbird has been snatching up glowing reviews, prestigious engagements and residencies, and competition victories, including the 2000 Naumburg Chamber Music Award. This innovative ensemble of flute, clarinet, violin, cello, piano, and percussion takes its name from the Wallace Stevens poem, "Thirteen Ways of Looking at a Blackbird."

Flourishing American composer Stacy Garrop’s first album of orchestral music features the world-premiere recording of her Mythology Symphony, a five-movement work inspired by famous female figures from Greek mythology. Characterized by Garrop’s talent for lyricism and vivid storytelling, the symphony receives a typically vibrant and compelling performance by Billboard-charting international conductor Alonda de la Parra leading the Chicago College of Performing Arts (CCPA) Symphony Orchestra of Roosevelt University.

Few pianists have had the courage to tackle Ives' "Concord" Sonata in public. Easley Blackwood made it his signature piece. Blackwood earned high praise for his concert performances of Ives' "Concord" Sonata...