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  1. 🇪🇸 Ana Torroja "Frágil" – 2003

    Produced by Eric Mouquet of Deep Forest, the album combines delicate acoustic instrumentation with electronic textures, creating an intimate and carefully crafted sound. Torroja’s voice is the centre of the album and is understated, fragile and intensely personal...

    #anatorroja #deepforest #spanishmusic #latinpop #electronicmusic #vocalmusic #vinyl #music #vinylrecords #nowspinning #nowlistening

  2. RE: fosstodon.org/@fullyabstract/1

    The playlist for today's (8/31/26) episode of Not Brahms and Liszt can be found at

    alleystoughton.us/not-brahms-a

    And a Samply link (good for 2 weeks only, downloads not allowed) to the high-quality audio file for the show can be found at:

    samply.app/p/gx5nCV7gmHeF0XaQ2

    You can listen via this link in your web browser, without needing an account. There is also an iOS app.

  3. Ninety minutes of modern classical vocal music starting in 10 minutes - at 4pm ET - on WMBR Cambridge 88.1 FM streaming on wmbr.org

  4. RE: fosstodon.org/@fullyabstract/1

    Today's episode of Not Brahms and Liszt features modern classical vocal music written by Eric Chasalow, Pascal Dusapin, Marti Epstein, Tomás Gueglio and Robert Sirota.

    The show begins at 4pm ET, broadcasting in the Cambridge/Boston area on 88.1 FM, and streaming on wmbr.org.

  5. Vocal music by Eric Chasalow, Pascal Dusapin, Marti Epstein, Tomás Gueglio & Robert Sirota - featuring Stephanie Lamprea, Quince Ensemble, Susan Narucki / Kirsten Ashley Wiest, Abigail Fischer / Telegraph Quartet & Carrie Henneman Shaw / Ensemble Dal Niente - on Not Brahms and Liszt Monday (8/31/26) 4-5:30pm ET on WMBR Cambridge 88.1 FM streaming on wmbr.org

    @wmbr @NewFocusRecordings @NeumaRecords

  6. On March 20, I will release “Songs in My Dreams”.

    This time, I am not only composing and producing - I am also singing. The voice is not an added layer; it is the structural center of the piece. That decision changes the internal balance of a composition. Writing for one’s own voice exposes different thresholds: range, breath, fragility, restraint.

    The lyrics were written deliberately in a poetic mode. Not as narrative explanation, but as condensation. I was less interested in describing dreams than in articulating the tension that follows them - the moment of waking when something internally coherent withdraws. Poetry allows ambiguity to remain intact. It resists closure.

    For me, composition and research are not separate domains. My studio practice functions as a primary field of inquiry. Questions about memory, internal auditory imagery, and the instability of recall are worked through musically before they are formulated conceptually. In that sense, the act of writing and singing this song is already part of the investigation.

    Some early genre classifications place the track within Adult Contemporary, based on its formal clarity and melodic hooks. I neither pursue nor reject such labels. They describe external features. My focus lies on the underlying processes.

    “Songs in My Dreams” is therefore less about dreaming itself than about the awareness of loss - and the attempt to give that absence a voice.

    tomkolbe.com/2026/03/02/songs-

    #NewMusic #VocalMusic #AdultContemporary #LyricWriting #Dreams #Memory #Poetry

  7. CLASSICAL or JAZZᵃᵈʲᵃᶜᵉⁿᵗ musicians/vocalists† —
    What has been your most successful resource for hiring a pianist / accompanist for long distance collaboration?
    No, there is no-one local. Yes, I've looked. For years. It's all country and emo-punk around here, or the actually trained musicians are working as teachers and have no free time.

    My first thought is to go with Fiverr, but I wondered if anyone knew of anything "better." (Or anyone specific on Fiverr?) I know there are sortof musician-exclusive Fiverr-type websites, but I'm not sure about the userbase size and general trustworthiness vs "we hyped this up but it's pretty cobwebby"…

    † yes, vocalists are musicians, too — I'm just covering all my bases

    PS - Not looking for "live" recording, just someone I can give sheet music w/ some directions to and have them record me a track.


    #classical-music #classical #musicians #accompanist #piano #pianist #vocalist #singer #jazz #showtunes #collaboration #music-making #making-music #recording-project #Great-American-Songbook #standards #vocal-music
  8. RE: fosstodon.org/@fullyabstract/1

    The playlist for today's (2/9/26) episode of Not Brahms and Liszt can be found at

    alleystoughton.us/not-brahms-a

    And a Samply link (good for 2 weeks only, downloads not allowed) to the high-quality audio file for the show can be found at:

    samply.app/p/iy25ObhjdVDEl6YqB

    You can listen via this link in your web browser, without needing an account. There is also an iOS app.

  9. Ninety minutes of modern choral and vocal music starting in 5 minutes - at 4pm ET - on WMBR Cambridge 88.1 FM streaming on wmbr.org

  10. Choral and vocal music by Melissa Dunphy, Sean Noonan & Gwyneth Walker - featuring Katherine Jolly / Emily Yap Chua, Mendelessohn Chorus of Philadelphia / Commonwealth Youth Choir / Dominick DiOrio/ The Timberdale Brass & Noonan / London Symphony Orchestra - on Not Brahms and Liszt Monday (2/9/26) 4-5:30pm ET on WMBR Cambridge 88.1 FM streaming on wmbr.org

    @wmbr @NeumaRecords

  11. “Living the Aftermath” EP – Coming Soon!

    My latest release with Navona Records, LIVING THE AFTERMATH, will be available on November 14th!

    Visit the album page here for liner notes, credits, and all the info on where to stream it when it’s out!

    Featuring the talents of soprano Claire Fedoruk and pianist Lydia Wu, LIVING THE AFTERMATH is a song cycle that transforms grief into music, guiding listeners through its universal yet deeply personal journey. Each movement symbolizes a stage of grief — from acknowledgment to understanding, acceptance, and finally, the hope embodied in the closing piece, Psalm 47. The result is not only a reflection of loss and tragedy but also a perspective that uplifts, offering a path forward through sound.

    Few things are as paradoxically universal and idiosyncratic as grief: it befalls everyone at some point, but the manner in which it is handled is deeply personal. Artists, naturally, turn to art. Composers turn to composing. And Sarah Wallin Huff has created a musical vademecum in LIVING THE AFTERMATH, a song cycle which not only validates loss and tragedy, but also offers a path forward.

    Each part of this song cycle symbolizes a different stage of grief. In the first, sorrow is acknowledged; in the second, understood; in the third, accepted; and in the album’s closing piece, Psalm 47, the path forward is illuminated and embraced with hope. This is an album that does what few can: it offers perspective — and the result is genuinely uplifting.

    #chamberMusic #modernClassicalMusic #piano #sacred #songCycle #soprano #vocalMusic

  12. @Tenor2JT strikes again!! youtube.com/live/ws0J5gNOLaM?s #Pride #PrideMonth #LGBTQIA #VocalMusic #piano This one's not as light and airy as the last, but, a celebration, nonetheless. Go listen!

  13. Any other Gabriel Faure or Voces8 fans out there? I'm listening to Faure's Requiem. @Tenor2JT got me into this composer's work. The Faure Pavan is one of our special pieces. #ClassicalMusic #ChoralMusic #VocalMusic youtu.be/4xZbnY5jQSk?si=z1dU71

  14. Measure Life in Sunsets, Coffee, & Love! (Men's Choir) Experience a captivating outdoor men's choir performance, measuring life's moments in sunsets, coffee, laughter, and love. Discover the power of music and unity in this unique and moving abstract performance. #ChoirPerformance #MensChoir #OutdoorMusic #ChoirPerformance #MensChoir #OutdoorMusic #MusicalPerformance #VocalMusic #ChoralMusic #MusicVideo #AbstractArt #PerformanceArt #InspirationalMusichttps://ift.tt/WpeJ1ut

  15. The human voice is at its best when raised in song… I’m particularly fond of A Capella vocal groups and these young German ladies from Leipzig are among the best. I’m not traditionally religious (I’m a Pythagorean), but I do recognize that liturgical music is some of humankind’s most inspired. #Vocalist #VocalMusic #ChoralMusic #MusicVideo

    youtube.com/watch?v=XD1RjoZGTb

  16. The playlist for today's (2/3/25) episode of Not Brahms and Liszt can be found at:

    alleystoughton.us/not-brahms-a

    And a Samply link (good for 2 weeks only, downloads not allowed) to the high-quality audio file for the show can be found at:

    samply.app/p/rlgRuUfQWBNMPvz5U

    You can listen via this link in your web browser, without an account. There is also an iOS app.

    #Cambridge #Boston #Radio #ModernClassical #VocalMusic #Opera #ArtSongs

    @wmbr @contemporarymusic

  17. Beginning at 4pm ET today (2/3/25), Not Brahms and Liszt features my interview with composer and librettist Mark Adamo plus art songs (including arrangements of Beatles classics!) and opera - on WMBR Cambridge 88.1 FM streaming on wmbr.org

    #Cambridge #Boston #Radio #ModernClassical #VocalMusic #Opera #ArtSongs

    @wmbr @contemporarymusic

  18. Interview of Mark Adamo and vocal music by H. Leslie Adams, John Corigliano / Adamo, George Harrison, Lee Kesselman, John Lennon and Paul McCartney - featuring Theo Hoffman / Julia Bullock, Odyssey Opera / Boston Modern Orchestra Project / Anthony Roth Costanzo, Haven Trio & more - on Not Brahms and Liszt Monday (2/3/25) 4-5:30pm ET on WMBR Cambridge 88.1 FM streaming wmbr.org

    #Cambridge #Boston #Radio #ModernClassical #VocalMusic #Opera #ArtSongs

    @wmbr @contemporarymusic

  19. The playlist for today's (11/18/24) episode of Not Brahms and Liszt can be found at:

    alleystoughton.us/not-brahms-a

    And a Samply link (good for 2 weeks only, downloads not allowed) to the high-quality audio file for the show can be found at:

    samply.app/p/u3n3mZ4yl3JmJoMuv

    You can listen via this link in your web browser, without an account. There is also an iOS app.

    #Radio #Cambridge #Boston #ModernClassical #VocalMusic

    @wmbr @contemporarymusic @womencomposers @NewFocusRecordings

  20. Music with voices by Kyle Brenn, Peni Candra Rini / Andy McGraw, Kate Soper & Christopher Trapani - featuring too many musicians to list here - on Not Brahms and Liszt Monday (11/18/24) 4-5:30pm ET on WMBR Cambridge 88.1 FM streaming wmbr.org

    #Radio #Boston #Cambridge #WMBR #WomenComposers #VocalMusic

    @wmbr @contemporarymusic @womencomposers @NewFocusRecordings

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