Feldman/ Takahashi - For Bunita MarcusFor Bunita Marcus opens with a clear call to our attention. With these first six notes, we step over the threshold and into the journey of the piece. We know that we are in this for the long haul: Morton Feldman's late works are notorious for being marathons. He composed For Bunita Marcus in 1985, immediately after his four hour For Philip Guston, and two years after his six hour String Quartet (II). These earlier works make an hour long solo piano

Unlike their first record

works by the Dominican maestro Rafael Solano

Pay or Die

Guillaume Becker

was a great success on the east coast and reached the national Billboard charts as well

a loosely knit collection of expatriate composers living in the city

Korngold effortlessly conjures a vivid range of colors and textures from his large forces (32 violins

and it was on his journey home to Spain that Granados died

Tubby the Tuba at the Circus

Hoping to find and reunite with their estranged mother

projects that had a formative influence on modern jazz

the fine Cuban orchestra of Pepe Delgado