Meandering mix of avant, jazz, trombone blurts, strings and improvisations for quartets.
Fun works for a variety of duos, trios, instruments, all contemporary.
As the title infers, sad, beautiful orchestra works for soprano. Sample!
Modern waltzes, varying rhythmically, composed over 40 yrs.
The Crossing performs these ethereal, slow pieces with piano accompaniment.
From early 20th century solo piano–variable Italian works, Malpiero’s nice!
Evocative works for solo or duos–note titles for inferring music. Play!
Varying works for brass or sax quartets or mixed. “Four Grooves” excellent!
Modern and contemporary works for solo, duos and mixed sextet. Play!
Modern/contemporary solo piano, fairly abstract, lost of keyboard range.
Very avant works for solo sax, keening, warbling, meandering.
Tangos, original and transcriptions, older to contemporary with accordion and cello. Play!
Nice collection of works from classical era on to modern. Play!
From composers of the Hong Kong Composers Guild, varied, a mix of instruments, interesting–some bordering avant-garde. Play most!
Wind band works, some quiet, gracious, others boisterous and booming.
Works by women composers, late 19th and early 20th century, as leaders in music, composition and other activities. Varied pieces for horn trio or duo.
Dark, somber works for orchestra, inspired by awful events throughout the world.
Classical, Romantic and Modern works, fast or slow. Play!
Very interesting works for varied instruments–harpsichord, guitar, piano, etc.
Jack Quartet performs these very abstract, plucking to flowing works. Trk 8 fairly dissonant.
From promoter: “Jack West’s upcoming album For The Record is covered in songwriting gems. Utilizing acoustic rhythm guitars and, pulsing, distorted lead tones, this album is high energy, yet laid back.” Label: Self-Released Start w/ 2, 3, 4, 7 FCC: Clean RIYL: Jack White, Dan Auerbach, Albert Hammond Jr
From promoter: “This album takes many sonic risks, such as vox synths and vibrant bass fills, and melodically intricate melodies throughout culminating in a kaleidoscopic celebration of sound.” Label: Spacebomb Start w/ 1, 2, 7, 8, 13 FCC: Clean RIYL: JR JR, Fruit Bats, Sure Sure, Rubblebucket
From promoter: “The first thing one will notice after starting Nathan Bajar’s Playroom is just how irresistibly eclectic it is. Mixing everything from R’n’B, cloud rap and lo-fi guitar noodling, this debut from the Brooklyn based songwriter manages to encompass a menagerie of textures and genres that some artists never even come close to reaching in their entire […]
From promoter: “Separated from her bandmates, Emily’s heartfelt singing and guitar strumming are the only accompaniments for the listener during this viscerally honest and self-reflective indie folk project.” Label: Double Double Whammy Start w/ 2, 3, 6, 10 FCC: Clean RIYL: Frankie Cosmos, Adult Mom, Free Cake for Every Creature
From promoter: “Hailing from Woodland Hills, CA indie rock band HUNNY shares details on their debut full-length album Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. out July 19 on Epitaph Records. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. opens on “Lula I’m Not Mad”–a bouncy pop track that matches its shimmery synth lines with hopelessly crushed-out lyrics.” Label: Epitaph Start w/ 1, 4, 7, 8 FCC: […]
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