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| Current Recording Sessions: September 13 - 25 (Kiev) On September 13, 2007, Maestro Winstin started recording sessions for the newest volume of the landmark series "MASTERWORKS OF THE NEW ERA" series with members of the Kiev Philharmonic. Excitement for this series of recordings has never been greater with over 625 media outlets world wide and expanded retail (Borders, Tower Records, Virgin, Best Buy etc.) and internet sales - including heavy support on digital download retailers like iTunes, Napster, etc. Stunning new works for film and for the concert stage by Derek Chambers (FILM: "Mrs. Brevis"), Eleanor Stuckey Bloom ("Concertino for Violin & Orchestra"), Milos Suchowsky (FILM: "Double Blind"), Michael Cunningham ("Counter Currents"), Yvonne Malins (FILM: "Three Months to Retirement") & Robert Jenkins Stewart ("Theme & Variations on a Theme by Weber"). Works for choir and vocalists (with & without orchestra or ensemble) included works by Jackie Glennis ("Three Pieces for Tenor & Double Bass"), Trevor Williams ("Songs of the Sacred Heart"), Gavin Theodore Williams, Jr. ("Songs from the 'Dictum Mobile'") & Ellen Thurber Johnson ("Wallum Sacrum Thor"). Individual solo and instrumental works were recorded by Jonathan Bloomburg ("Piano Sonata in No Particular Key"), Ellen Allen ("Clarinet Sonata"), Eileen Harkey ("Bagatelles") & Franklin Jones ("Sonata for Solo Violin"). Recent Recording Sessions: July 20 - August 3 (Prague) On July 20, 2007, Maestro Winstin started recording sessions for the newest volume of the landmark series "MASTERWORKS OF THE NEW ERA" series with members of the Prague Radio Symphony Orchestra & Czech Philharmonic. New music for symphony orchestra was recorded in the first sessions. Composers recorded during these recording sessions were Albert Biales ("Reflections on Three Stage Designs"), Dinos Constantinidis ("Antigone Fantasy - Hymn & the Human Spirit"), Timothy Davis ("In Memoriam"), Wes Flinn ("Rational Exuberance"), Matteo Gerboni ("Musica No. 11"), Ulf Grahn ("Vid Ales Stenar"), Gregory Hall ("Water"), Robert Hardy & Willard Riley ("The Fifth Day" & "Rainbow Lake"), Joseph Rivers ("Echoes of War - Visions of Peace"), Evelyn Stroobach ("Aurora Borealis"), & Steven Winteregg ("Breathless"). The next several sessions were devoted to new music with vocalists, choir and/or combined with symphonic forces. New music was recorded of Thomas DeLio ("-en / l'espace de ..."), Alexander Safford ("Jauchzet Gott Alle Lande") & Jennifer Yoo ("A Prayer"). New music for smaller ensembles were recorded next with music by David Cohen ("Right Ascension, for Wind Quintet"), Bill Frankeberger ("Walt's from 8 Minute Pieces"), Rachel Guthrie ("Flight of the Hummingbird"), Previn Hudetz ("Spirit of Borodino"), John Rose ("Joy Suite") & David Stiver ("Nocturne"). Recently Completed Sessions: May 19 - June 1 (Prague) On May 19, 2007, Maestro Winstin started recording sessions for the newest volume of the landmark series "HOLIDAYS OF THE NEW ERA" - Volume Two and the newest "MASTERWORKS OF THE NEW ERA" series with the Prague Radio Symphony Orchestra & Czech Philharmonic. Excitement for this series of recordings has never been greater with over 625 media outlets world wide and expanded retail (Borders, Tower Records, Virgin, Best Buy etc.) and internet sales - including heavy support on digital download retailers like iTunes, Napster, etc. The recording sessions encompassed scores for small chamber ensemble, SATB Choir, full symphony orchestra and full symphony, choir and soloists in grand forces. Composers recorded in the first full orchestra sessions were David Stadig ("Holiday Tales from the City"), Scott Selfon ("Chanukah Glow"), Graham Hair ("Into the Shores of Light"), Michael Evans ("Holiday Party"), Ulf Grahn ("A Tale"), Michael Mauldin ("Three Jemez Landscapes"), Jacco Muller ("Entering Dark Clouds"), Richard Arnest ("Haworth Suite"), Edward Knight ("To The Stars") & Peter D. Pecere ("0, 1, 4750 Angstroms"). Music for full symphony orchestra and choir was recorded in the next group of sessions with music by Frank La Rocca ("Cantate Domino"), Aaron Louie Hurwitz ("Melody of Peace"), JoAnne Wagner ("To Those Who've Gone Away"), David Bradshaw ("Gratia Deo"), Kenneth Fix ("Winter Carol"), Daniel S. Crafts ("Shepherd's Story") & Greg Zduniak ("Psalm 96"). Music for small ensemble and/or SATB choirs came next with music by Amy Dunker ("What Cheer"), James Guymon ("Sanctus"), Stephen Louis Bayne ("Dona Nobis Pacem"), Rachel Guthrie ("Christmas Prayer"), Mark Dal Porto ("Spring, the Sweet Spring") & C. Edward Hupton ("The Lost Soul of Christmas"). Previous Sessions: February 18 - 28 (Kiev), March 1 - 9 (Prague) & March 17 - 21 (USA) On February 18, 2007, Maestro Winstin started recording sessions for the latest volume of the landmark series "MASTERWORKS OF THE NEW ERA". The first sessions were in Kiev, Ukraine with the legendary Kiev Philharmonic. Composers recorded in Kiev were John Bilotta ("Petroushka Dreams" nine instruments), Mary Ann Joyce-Walter ("Cantata for the Children of Terezin" Full Symphony Orchestra, SATB Choir, Children's Choir & Soloists), Gordon Green ("Patriotic Collage" Full Symphony Orchestra), Jonathan Pieslak ("Inertia" Full Symphony Orchestra), Michael Mauldin ("Prayer of the Mesas" Full Symphony Orchestra), Minho Whang, ("Broken Circle" Full Symphony Orchestra) James Guymon ("Dawn of the Iron Horse" Full Symphony Orchestra), Ken Jacobs ("Approaching Northern Darkness" Full Symphony Orchestra with Viola soloist), Don Cleary ("American Fanfare" Full Symphony Orchestra), Gregory Zduniak ("Sanctus" Full Symphony Orchestra & SATB Choir),Matthew Carlson ("God and the Soul" SATB Choir), Kenneth L. Field ("fifty seven one" Sixteen Vocalists) Alexander Sternfeld-Dunn ("Joker's Wild" Chamber Orchestra & Trumpet solo) & Devin Maxwell ("PH1" Full Symphony Orchestra). Guest soloists with the orchestra were the legendary pianist Dmitry Tavanets, National Opera lead soprano Oxnaya Oleskaya, trumpeter Yuri Kolyna and American violist Sheila Brown. The second sessions were held in the Czech Republic with players from the Prague Radio Symphony & the Czech Philharmonic. Composers recorded were Andrew Rudin ("Chiaroscuro" seven players), Guilherme Schroeter ("Piano Concerto #4" Full Symphony Orchestra & Piano soloist), Arthur Gottschalk ("Fantasy Variations" Chamber Orchestra & Violin soloist), Clive Muncaster ("Reflective Thought Patterns" Full Symphony Orchestra), Peter Westergaard ("Ringing Changes" Full Symphony Orchestra), A.J. Anderson ("Scherzo Fantastique" Full Symphony Orchestra), Robert William Hardy ("The Fifth Day" Full Symphony Orchestra), Sam Daghighian ("Sinfonia" Full Symphony Orchestra), Andrew Feazelle ("Captain William Hilton's Journey" Full Symphony Orchestra) & Jacco Muller ("A La Luna" & "Zephyr Ash" Full Symphony Orchestra & Soprano soloist) Guest soloists in these sessions were pianist Alfred Kappell, violinist Pavel Kucera soprano Ania Vladislav. Composer Robert Hagenbuch, Jr. recorded his stunning "Overture of Crisis" with the Millennium Symphony in March in the USA as part of the Millennium Project: Made in the Americas project. Also included in the recording sessions were Matteo Gerbone's "Musica No. 14", Mary Anne Felden's "Lacrime", Holly Wilson's "Violin Concerto" and the score to the television series "Into the Fire". |
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| ERMMedia is the proud winner of the "BEST CLASSICAL CD OF THE YEAR" 2006-2007 JPF Awards |
ERMMedia has proudly recorded the works of over 300 composers world-wide on three landmark series - Masterworks of the New Era, Made in the Americas and the Prestige Series. |
| ERMMedia is the proud winner of the "BEST CLASSICAL CD OF THE YEAR" 2006-2007 JPF Awards |
ERMMedia has proudly recorded the works of over 300 composers world-wide on three landmark series - Masterworks of the New Era, Made in the Americas and the Prestige Series. |
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