This episode of the DCD Classical 'Cast we showcase the winner of the Boston GuitarFest performance competition. One of the prizes for this professionally juried competition is a recording with VGo. We play selections from that prize recording with last year's winner, Christina PĂ©rez Madiedo.
We also go back and sample two works from the previous year's co-winners, Steve Lin and Joseph Williams II.
If you like classical guitar music, then this is the program for you!
- Ralph
Sunday, May 25, 2008
Friday, May 16, 2008
Podcast episode #044 posted
Con Brio's new release of Richard Arnell symphonies is so good (in my opinion), we decided to devote an entire episode of the DCD Classical 'Cast to it.
Arnell's music has fairly long movements, so it's nice to give it the space it needs. Hopefully you'll hear enough of both symphonies to get a good idea of how they sound -- and have a desire to hear the entire works.
- Ralph
Arnell's music has fairly long movements, so it's nice to give it the space it needs. Hopefully you'll hear enough of both symphonies to get a good idea of how they sound -- and have a desire to hear the entire works.
- Ralph
Wednesday, May 7, 2008
New Release from Con Brio- Richard Arnell Symphonies
British composer Richard Arnell is a contemporary of Benjamin Britten, and absorbed many of the same influences. Arnell's not as well-know internationally as Britten, but Warren Cohen and the Musica Nova Orchestra hope to change that with their new CD.
Con Brio's latest release features Cohen and the Orchestra performing Arnell's fourth and fifth symphonies. These are well-crafted post-romantic works that continually reward the careful listener.
We'll definitely be including some excerpts on our next podcast.
- Ralph
Con Brio's latest release features Cohen and the Orchestra performing Arnell's fourth and fifth symphonies. These are well-crafted post-romantic works that continually reward the careful listener.
We'll definitely be including some excerpts on our next podcast.
- Ralph
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