Americans in Rome: Music by Fellows of the
American Academy in Rome
(Bridge Records) November 2008

This FOUR-CD SET of music by Rome Prize-winning composers from 1920 to 2000 offers a compelling glimpse of the history of American music, with American masters side by side with younger innovators and fresh discoveries from the past. |
The Light That is Felt: Songs by Charles Ives (New World Records) October 2008
 This collaboration with fellow Ives expert, soprano, Susan Narucki contains 27 songs by Charles Ives representing a wide range of his compositions. Each song, in its own way, evokes memory through
stories and characters drawn from Ive's life. |
The Uncovered Ruggles (New World Records) Spring 2005

Featuring the first-ever recordings of solo piano music realized by John Kirkpatrick
and Donald Berman from sketches by Ruggles. Also with Chris Oldfather, piano; Susan
Narucki, soprano; Daniel Stepner, violin. |
The Unknown Ives II (New World Records) 2004

Premiere recordings of Ives' shorter works for piano. Includes Seven Piano
Marches; Impression of St. Gaudens in Boston Common; Celestial Railroad,
and much more. With The Unknown Ives this volume comprises the complete
works of Ives outside of the two piano sonatas. |
The Unknown Ives (CRI 811) 1999
 Premiere recordings of music by Ives including Set of Five Take-Offs;
Three-Page Sonata; and many piano studies. (available upon request)
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Songs of Aaron Jay Kernis (Koch Records) 2008

Aaron Jay Kernis, winner of the 2002 Grawemeyer Award for Music Composition
and one of the youngest composers ever to be awarded the Pulitzer Prize, is
among the most esteemed musical figures of his generation. His settings of
Carol Ann Duffy's "Valentines" are a modern look at love. The CD also
features the first complete recording of Kenis's ten "Songs of Innocents," a
remarkable group of songs about childhood. With Susan Narucki, Soprano. |
Arthur Levering: Still Raining, Still Dreaming (New World Records) 2008

Arthur Levering's remarkable cycle of works echoes the masters Takemitsu and
Stravinsky. The CD also features Nicholas Kitchen, violin, in
the virtuosic "Echoi;" Fumito Nunoya in the playful duo for vibes and celeste,
"Sppooo;" and Dinosaur Annex in the title track. |
Tamar Diesendruck: Theater of the Ear,
(Centaur Records) September 2008

Diesendruck's evening- length program is based on the biblical
story of The Tower of Babel. The music is stunning—eclectic and
intriguing—and includes a solo piano performance of "Sound Reasoning in the
Tower of Babel." |
Songs of Remembrance, Ruth Loman(CRI) 2002

A recording of Ruth Lomon's moving song cycle taken from poetry by concentration
camp prisoners at Theresienstadt. Features Jayne West, soprano; Pamela Dellal,
mezzo-soprano; Frank Kelley, tenor; Donald Boothman, baritone; Laura Ahlbeck,
oboe and English horn. |
Martin Boykan, Flume (CRI) 2002

Lyrical music by the composer Martin Boykan, featuring a gorgeous group of songs and
chamber works. With Ian Greitzer, clarinet; Cyrus Steven, violin; Pamela Dellal,
mezzo-soprano. |
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Arthur Levering: School of Velocity (CRI 812) 1999

Described by the Boston Globe as "drop-dead gorgeous." Featuring the solo piano
work School of Velocity. With Dinosaur Annex. |
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Scott Lindroth: Human Gestures (CRI 808) 1999

Featuring Dinosaur Annex with D'Anna Fortunato singing Light.
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Mr. Death, Original Soundtrack (Accurate 5038) 1999

I make a guest appearance on the movie soundtrack of Erroll Morris' film about
Fred Leuchter, inventor of the electric chair. |
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Meister Von Morgen: Konzerte Der Dörken Stiftung 1993

Music by Liszt, Mozart, and Schubert from a live concert in Dortmund, Germany. |