Dear conductors and ChoralNet users, enjoy this recording of my brand new UBI CARITAS (SATB, divisi a cappella). Matthew Curtis sings all the voices. The official world premiere will take place on April 19, 2015 at the Gantner Concert Hall – University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire WI. University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire Concert Choir will […]
New Recordings
O sacrum convivium by Kim André Arnesen – Kantorei, Denver
Clinton Bray & New World Voices sing the Music of Trevor Shaw and Steve Murray
Dallas-based Clinton Bray and New World Voices present their new album “(570) the Music of Trevor Shaw and Steve Murray” available on iTunes, CDbaby, Amazon Mp3, Google Play and various streaming services. The album takes an exciting approach towards choral compositions, blurring the lines between classical music, jazz and other styles. Highlights include Steve Murray’s award-winning, […]
Maximilian Steinberg’s “Passion Week” re-surfaces after being lost for 90 years
It’s not a commonplace occurrence in this day and age for a lost choral work of masterwork stature to surface after 90 years of obscurity. But this is exactly the case with Maximilian Steinberg’s “Passion Week,” written in 1923 and given its world premiere only in 2014, by Portland-based Cappella Romana. After the premiere performances, Cappella Romana […]
New recording of the premiere of “Praise The Lord!” (Psalm 150) by David Avshalomov
I am happy to share an exciting new recording of the premiere of my lively setting of Psalm 150, in fast 5/8, with solo organ, by the Texas A&M University-Commerce Chorale, Dr. Randall Hooper, conductor, at the Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center, Dallas TX. You can see the score and hear the music here: http://www.davidavshalomov.com/musical-works/chorus/ 5 […]
New Recording Celebrates 100th Anniversary of Rachmaninoff’s All-Night Vigil
Tuesday, March 10, 2015, marks the the 100th Anniversary of Sergei Rachmaninoff¹s All-Night Vigil, generally acknowledged to be the greatestpiece of Russian Orthodox sacred music written to date. Celebrate this occasion by listening to an interview about the original premiere with conductor Charles Bruffy and Russian Orthodox music expert Vlad Morosan, then to the premiere broadcast […]

