Mark Quint - The Principle Of Uncertainty - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

With it's latest GENUIN production, Camerata Musica Limburg, one of the best male choirs of our time, demonstrates it's enormous versatility choruses and solo lieder by Christian Ridil are on the program. The stylistic range of this outstanding musician and music educator is wide from student choirs inspired by Romanticism to humorous settings for celebrations and Heine's gloomy Belsatzar. The baritone Nikolaus Fluck, originally a member of the choir, sings moving psalm settings and love songs. Under the direction of Jan Schumacher the Camerata demonstrates it's best side spotlessly clean and sonorous - no question why this choir is a welcome guest at festivals worldwide!

Exploring the deep musical relationship developed over 5 years of performances at the Indianapolis club Chatterbox, flugelhornist Mark Buselli and pianist Claude Sifferlen combine dynamic textures of colorful harmonies and enticing melodies for a duo album of great beauty. Named in honor and in spirit of the Japanese composer Toru Takemitsu, the duo decided to record with nothing laid out in advance. Other than the American classics, InchMy Ideal,Inch InchStablemates,Inch and InchThe Nearness of YouInch cast in new shades, all the other pieces of music are experimental in nature and were totally improvised. Inch... indeed, the quintessence of a Jazz duo.Inch - Dr. Herb Wong, Jazz Education Journal.

The Uncertainty Principle is a journey into the mystical musical world of Russian composer Alexandre Danilevski, where music and instruments from the middle-ages to modern day meet and create an unexpectedly beautiful soundscape. On this recording, Danilvski's own ensemble Syntagma interprets two of his works for mixed ensemble and voice, while the Flanders Recorder Quartet plays his InchAntiphonesInch and cellist Larissa Groeneveld presents InchRevelationInch, a concerto for cello solo.