The Butterfly, by Martin Hayes and Brooklyn Rider
Brooklyn Rider The Butterfly by Martin Hayes and Brooklyn Rider, releases 09 August 2019 1. Maghera Mountain 2. O'Neill's March 3. Jenny's Welcome Home To Charlie 4. The Butterfly 5. Bob and Bernie 6. Ship in Full Sail 7. The Drunken Sailor 8. Mulqueen's 9. Port Na bPucai 10.
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Vinyl Edition of Johnny Gandelsman's recording of J.S. Bach's Violin Sonatas and Partitas.
Bach's Sonatas and Partitas for violin solo are a magnificent repertoire for Award-winning Gandelsman's interpretations, which draw on his experiences with Silkroad, Brooklyn Rider, dance and non-classical musicians to add rich layers to Bach's music.
This NYC string quartet celebrates Claude Debussy with a fresh and vivid interpretation of his String Quartet in G Minor. Born out of a desire to use the rich medium of the string quartet as a vehicle for communication across a large cross section of history and geography, Brooklyn Rider is equally devoted to the interpretation of existing quartet literature and to the creation of new works. Following their critically acclaimed debut album, Passport (2008), Dominant Curve, a new self-produced recording from the group, marks their second release on In a Circle Records. Dominant Curve's eclectic sound world is deeply reflective of the signature approach of Brooklyn Rider. Like much of the quartet's output, the album is global in its scale - representing traditions from France, United States, Uzbekistan, Japan, and beyond. It also represents Brooklyn Rider's newest iteration of their porous approach to the string quartet tradition, creating a transformational journey between familiar and unfamiliar, acoustic and electro-acoustic, past and present.
Seven Steps features Beethoven's opus 131 and the first ever original work created by a classical string quartet. Brooklyn Rider continues to expand their transformational approach to string quartet tradition with Seven Steps. The new album features Beethoven's opus 131, the premiere recording of a work by Slow Six front man, Christopher Tignor and Brooklyn Rider's first-ever collaborative composition, Seven Steps. The intersection between the improvisatory spirit of Seven Steps, the luminescent sound world of Together Into This Unknowable Night, and the transcendent world of late Beethoven aptly represents the multifaceted passions of Brooklyn Rider.
To mark the 2017-18 season, Brooklyn Rider releases Spontaneous Symbols in October on In a Circle Records label. Featuring works written for and premiered by Brooklyn Rider, the album includes contributions from Tyondai Braxton, Evan Ziporyn, Paula Matthusen, Kyle Sanna, and Brooklyn Rider violinist Colin Jacobsen. To mark the release the group will tour the northeast, with stops in New York, Boston, and Baltimore performing music from the new album.
Debut solo recording by Johnny Gandelsman, critically acclaimed violinist of Brooklyn Rider and The Silkroad Ensemble.
With 10 years producing and recording albums for Brooklyn Rider and Yo-Yo Ma's Silkroad Ensemble, Johnny Gandelsman releases a debut solo album.
Bach's Sonatas and Partitas for violin solo are a magnificent repertoire for Gandelsman's interpretations, which draw on his experiences with Silkroad,Brooklyn Rider, dance and non-classical musicians to add rich layers to Bach's music.