Ne(x)tworks New York, New York
Ne(x)tworks is a collaborative ensemble of musicians creating and interpreting work with a dynamic relationship between composition and improvisation. In performance and recordings, the group locates pathways into various types of notation systems and interfaces, striving for a meaningful dialogue with the past, present, and future of creative music. ... more
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Jürg Frey: String Quartet No. 4
by Quatuor Bozzini
supported by 7 fans who also own “Anthem from Relative Calm (1981) [2008]”
This music gives me some kind of peace of mind, it is very delicate and often pleasing. Reminds me of Arvo Pärt. Thank you for sharing. Bernhard
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Performances & Recordings 1998-2018
by Charles Curtis
supported by 7 fans who also own “Anthem from Relative Calm (1981) [2008]”
Sounds like lines. Conducive to bringing out the unknown forms that lurk in our minds.
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For organ and brass
by Ellen Arkbro
supported by 6 fans who also own “Anthem from Relative Calm (1981) [2008]”
side a: a prestigious engineer dies, goes to heaven, and marvels at the construction of the golden gate side b: lazy summer evenings at sunset spent with friends
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Telepathic Music Vol. 1
by The Evolution of the Arm
True to their “Twin Peaks”-inspired name, Evolution of the Arm make avant-garde music that’s irresistibly creepy.
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The Organ That Breathes
by Alex Ring Gray
A striking new work from Alex Ring Gray finds the composer transforming his saxophone into a living reed organ.
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Spektralkompass - Sterbendes Hertz
by Håkon Thelin
Composer and bass player Håkon Thelin aims to cut to the essence of the double bass by focusing on technique with these contemporary pieces.
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Higgs Ocean
by Evergreen Club Contemporary Gamelan with Quatuor Bozzini
supported by 6 fans who also own “Anthem from Relative Calm (1981) [2008]”
Seriously one of the very best 'contemporary' gamelan works I've heard. The compositions at times pull you very far from the gamelan idiom to create unexpected textures. I like that the instrumentation links all the pieces together, making this album more than a mere collection of pieces.
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