Artur Balsam: Concerto Album <BR> BRIDGE 9196A/BThis set offers a revelatory collection of five concerto recordings made by the Polish American piano virtuoso, Artur Balsam (1906 1994). Culled from recordings released on Concert Hall Society LPs in the early 1950s, this 2 CD release features sonic restoration and mastering by Grammy winning engineer, Adam Abeshouse, a collection of rare Balsam photographs, a detailed essay on Balsam by Dan Berlinghoff, and five truly wonderful performances. Tully

Piano Quartet in E-Flat

“Superlative

has been recognized as a major young artist

“Jeremy McCoy proves that this mighty monster will let a great player perform fascinating technical feats and elicit sounds of astonishing beauty and variety

Nobody was surprised

Chasalow calls Davidovsky “one of the truly original musical voices to have emerged from post war America

Newstone and the Haydn Orchestra made in June of 1956

wife of Mr

Deirina Mazurka

add to the significance of this release

Margaret Kampmeier

The composer writes that "I imagined a kind of of music that was filled with hesitation