Paul Lansky: Ride (VOL. 6) <BR> BRIDGE 9103New York Times: Best of Year, 2001 Another brilliant disc of computer music from Paul Lansky, who writes: "I look forward to the day when nobody cares whether or not a computer was used in the process of making a piece. If any kind of music is to survive it has to hide its technology, so to my mind, 'Computer Music' should become irrelevant as a category. Reviews: Paul Lansky is a prolific composer whose works set a standard for all composers of

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It is the second version that Liszt transcribed for cello and piano

the work feels like a short symphony with echoes and presages of motifs from each of the movements serving to bind the work together with great unity of design

“This CD of the two late piano works of Schubert is a most welcome release

senleicher leiden (1:35)

The performances on this disc are by the superb baroque ensemble

guitarist David Tanenbaum proves to be a consistently worthy interpreter

Robert Black: Capriccio (Blown Apart)

this DVD also features audio tracks of Dhomont’s piece

but in the way he marries the digital domain to the acoustic without drawing attention to his technological tricks

cordially recommended for highlighting aspects of American new music refreshingly at variance with the prescribed aesthetic now reaching these shores

Karl Aage Rasmussen