| Samuel - Scott Fields / Schubert, Roller, Et Al CD (2009)
 $14.09
Personnel: Scott Fields (electric guitar); Scott Roller (cello); Matthias Schubert (tenor saxophone); John Hollenbeck (percussion). Audio Mixer: Reinhard Kobialka. Liner Note Authors: Dan Warburton; Dan Warburton. Recording information: Topaz Studios, Cologne, Germany (01/23/2009-01/24/2009).
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| Lou Harrison Harrison: Piano Concerto, Etc / Keith Jarrett CD (1996)
$14.69  |
| Paine: Symphony No 1 / Mehta, New York Philharmonic CD (1992)
$14.29 |
| Reynolds: Whispers Out Of Time, Transfigured Wind CD (1990)
New World Records classical music
$27.95
Lovely and mysterious works for flute and computer-generated tape. ~ "Blue" Gene Tyranny
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| Loren Maazel William Schuman: Symphony No. 7; Leonardo Balada: Steel Symphony CD (1987)
New World Records Label
$14.69 |
| Peter Serkin Peter Lieberson: Piano Concerto CD
New World Records classical music
$27.95 |
| Morton Subotnick Subotnick: And The Butterflies Begin To Sing CD (1997)
New World Records Label
$14.35 |
| John Luther Adams: For Lou Harrison / Stephen Drury, Et Al CD (2007)
New World Records classical music
$14.35 |
| Rick Reynolds Only The Truth Is Funny CD (1992)
New World Records Label
$14.35
Recorded live at the Canon Theater, Beverly Hills, California on October 26, 1991. All material written by Rick Reynolds Producers: Janet Rienstra, Steven Miller, Wil Ackerman. Personnel: Rick Reynolds (spoken vocals).
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| Denman Maroney Fluxations CD (2003)
New World Records classical music
$14.69 |
| New York Philharmoni John Corigliano: Concerto For Clarinet; Samuel Barber: Third Essay For Orchestra CD (1999)
New World Records Label
$14.69 |
| Muti Persichetti: Symphony For Strings, Piano Concerto CD (1992)
New World Records classical music
$14.29
Muti
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| Lee Hyla Trans CD (2004)
New World Records Label
$14.29 
Track Listing of songs: Concerto for Bass Clarinet; Trans; Concerto for Violin;
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| Charlemagne Palestine Palestine: Schlingen-Blängen CD (1999)
New World Records classical music
$14.69
This album strongly features organ -- big, majestic church organ. Palestine, on organ, lays down what seems, superficially, to be one long sustained drone. Palestine cooked up new forms of minimalism as a member of the New York experimental music scene in the '60s and '70s. This is a 1988 recording of the piece. Hopefully, that will change--this disc is right up there with Riley's SHRI CAMEL and RAINBOW IN CURVED AIR and Brian Eno's DISCREET MUSIC as a minimalist classic. Because he chose a parallel career in the field of visual arts, and the comparably few recordings he's made, Palestine is not nearly as well-known as Philip Glass, Steve Reich or Terry Riley (whose music resembles, somewhat, his own), who have each made grand music out of repetition. Schlingen-Blängen is the seminal artist's 70-minute, mind-expanding journey undertaken on church organ. ~ Tom Schulte Charlemagne Palestine is one of the original minimalists in the music's short history.
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| Paine: Symphony No 2 / Mehta, New York Philharmonic CD (1992)
$14.35 |
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