“Coming up next on KOWS Community Radio, it’s “GuitarS Speak” with me, Andrea Aguzzi, presenting an hour of unique and exploratory guitar music. Stay tuned for the unusual sounds. It’s time for GuitarS Speak!”
https://neuguitars.com/2019/01/14/guitars-speak-podcast-january-6-2019-on-neuguitars-blog/
New Double CD ‘Tightly Wound’ by composer Dorothy Hindman released
Thanks to Dorothy Hindman for having our recording of TAUT on her brand-new double CD ‘Tightly Wound’, which has been released by Innova Recording. 🙂
‘Fueled by a unique blend of punk, postmodern, and spectral techniques, Dorothy Hindman’s music sings and screams, breathes and howls, leaving a lasting impression like none other. Her second solo release, Tightly Wound, a double album showcasing her music for strings, stakes a solid claim for her position as one of the more fearless voices in chamber music today. Hindman’s works have a raw power — such as Heroic Measures, Taut and Needlepoint, three perspectives on the ravages of cancer, or Setting Century, an elegy on how losing a parent clarifies our own mortality. Other pieces are lighter in substance but no less personal: Time Management on the impossibility of balancing marriage, children and career, Monumenti and centro on the challenges of life, language, and customs in a different country, and Sound|Water on climate change and sea level rise in her native Miami.
Over a two-decade span of works, Hindman’s driving rhythms, meticulous development, and sparkling timbral imagination show her commitment to connecting music and life to a thrilling degree. Enter with caution.
Tightly Wound features a string of stellar performers, including cellist Craig Hultgren, guitarist Paul Bowman, double bassist Robert Black, PULSE, Corona Guitar Kvartet, Amernet String Quartet, Duo 46, and many more.’
New CD ‘Taut’ has been released on Albany Records
Rising in the East: The Music of Asian-American Composers – Radioshow
Rising in the East: The Music of Asian-American Composers – Radioshow on PRX, presenting a.o. ‘Polar Nights’ by Hsueh-Yung Shen
https://beta.prx.org/stories/78839