Posts Tagged ‘recording’
New Album with Kühn Choir
Celestial Voices Vol. II presents Lucis Creator Optime and O Sacrum Convivium, sacred motets with ancient Latin texts and intriguing new music. Prague’s famed Kühn Choir sings splendidly under conductor…
Read MoreReviewer Praises “Fine Organ Compositions”
The magazine The Diapason published a review in September of Organ Music of Christopher J. Hoh, a recent recording by Jonathan Dimmock for the Raven label. John L. Speller describes…
Read MoreNew Video Features “Let Tyrants Shake”
A new video presents the Benda Quartet playing Let Tyrants Shake. Parma Recordings released a visual album with a terrific performance in a funky old factory. Five movements derived from…
Read MoreNew CD of Organ Music
What a thrill to hear a whole album of my organ music, masterfully performed by virtuoso Jonathan Dimmock. Recorded last March on the marvelous Taylor & Boody instrument Op. 34…
Read More“Let Tyrants Shake” Album — Also in Video
My first string quartet riffs on the runaway hit of the American Revolution. “Chester” by William Billings taunted the British King, singing “Let Tyrants Shake …” It inspired my composition,…
Read More“Three Latin Prayers” on Celestial Voices Album
Celestial Voices , a new album of sacred choral music, features Three Latin Prayers. The March 1 release from Navona Records showcases The Kühn Choir of Prague, Lenka Navrátilová, conductor. Among Christopher…
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