Morton Feldman <br> Crippled Symmetry <BR> BRIDGE 9092A/B"Like seemingly every great American composer, beyond his personal and esthetic influences and connections, Feldman was a loner, an outsider who created from the air an utterly individual body of work. It might seem odd that a man so full of life and loves and friends could be thought of as a loner. But he was a romantic, too, as intense and impassioned a romantic as 20th century music produced." John Rockwell, from the liner notes for this recording

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and it was his preferred version of the piece

hallucinatory

as this disc will eventually prove

Mark Foster

violas and French horns

Rolv Yttrehus: Plectrum Spectrum (2000)

The playing of Denmark’s Odense Symphony is spirited and colorful

Jeremy McCoy

in thirty-three songs by the Russian composer Aleksandr Grechaninov (1864-1956)

Catherine Szepes

" This metaphorical marriage between solo winds and strings contains quarrels