Tod Machover: Spectres <BR> BRIDGE 9002Koussevitzky Award Finalist It spotlights what is one of the slowest starting but most powerful waves of the future: the marriage of orchestra with computer sounds. Reviews: This is one of the most important new music discs of recent seasons. It spotlights what is one of the most powerful waves of the future: the marriage of orchestra with computer sounds. Classical Records From Bridge Records, a new company devoted to good quality recordings of music

Things She Read

Never mind my carpings at Ritual Melodies—get this disc

90+ (1994)

and broken rhythms

Harry Partch worked on the adapatation of guitars in the 1930s

Marc Goldberg

Michael Oelbaum’s attention to voice leading

Trio (1982) Hommage à Brahms

exuberant suite in five movements

“Andrew Rangell’s free-spirited Bach is distinguished by its powerful drive and intensity and a remarkable articulation that illuminates contrapuntal intricacies with microscopic clarity

and the Redwoods Festival

Here is the California EAR Unit's recording of the late Morton Feldman's monumental