Aquifer, written for Simon Rattle and the Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra, is a densely packed 17-minute movement with enough ideas to power a symphony twice as long.
Dr. Robert Kyr, a prominent figure in the Oregon School of Composition, has had a prolific career in composing, teaching, and directing the Oregon Bach Festival.
Andrew Lewinter brings a unique approach to contemporary music by incorporating elements from classical composers like Brahms and Bach, contrasting today's avant-garde norms.
Akiho described his experience composing 'Copper Variations' as a challenging yet rewarding process that ultimately provided a vivid musical palette.
The inclusion of Ben Shirley's "High Sierra Sonata" between Dvořák's and Brahms' works was a testament to its quality, showcasing a continuous narrative of chamber music evolution.
