The idea and place called home, in all its comforts and dangers, is the theme skulking about in Hann...
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Christian Gentry
Upon a first listening, Ludivoco Einaudi’s Elements begins as a promising journey through an enticin...
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Christian Gentry
In Jane Antonia Cornish’s second solo studio album Continuum we get a clearer aural picture of the y...
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Christian Gentry
Dedicating itself to the performance of recent masterworks in the Western contemporary music canon,...
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Christian Gentry
A soloist with collaborative roots Jeffrey Zeigler’s recent solo album Something of Life illustrates...
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Christian Gentry
Described by The New Yorker as “an arrestingly gifted young American composer,” and by the New York...
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Christian Gentry
As a composer, scholar, and teacher, Martin Boykan’s influence pervades the spectrum of recent compo...
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Christian Gentry
Sound Icon | Part 2: The Progressivist (read also Part 1: The Preservationist) If Boston Musica Viva...
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Christian Gentry
Boston Musica Viva | Part 1: The Preservationist Last November, I began this post with the intention...
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Christian Gentry
Jeffrey Means is not only a founder and the artistic director of the ambitious Sound Icon, he is the...
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Christian Gentry
