Points of thought restated. – RW
Audio features cellist, Mira Frisch from the “Dancing on Glass” CD release on Albany Records.
Video features cellist Susanne Friedrich performing at the Rivers School Conservatory Faculty Recital, April 8, 2016.
Resonances
Program note: Resonances of sounds, resonances of emotions.
(Audio is a home studio recording by violinist, Eva Ingolf)
Resolves
Recorded by cellist Carmine Miranda.
Carmine breathes life into music with his soulful artistry and nuanced mastery. I am very grateful to include his beautiful recording on my album.
Program note: Finding a sense of acceptance and inner strength – a reaffirmation of emotional resolves in life. – RW
Video features the World Premiere of Resolves beautifully performed by cellist Roger Morelló Ros on October 30, 2020, Kulturkirche-Ost, Köln (Germany). (mask due to 2020 COVID measures)
Paper Wings
Audio is a performance by Audrey Wright recorded at An Die Musik livestream and with a concert audience, May 16, 2021, Baltimore, MD. This was the second event in Audrey Wright’s four-concert “Beyond Bach” series for solo violin.
Program note: Paper Wings is dedicated to my mother, Nancy Bondurant Jones, who, among many other lifetime accomplishments, was a writer. The title is in tribute to how her writings added meaning to her life, continually strengthened her resolve and lifted her spirits, as if with “paper wings”. –RW
(Originally composed for Michael Braudy’s request for a piece for solo violin.)
An Evening Indigo
A quiet introspection and contemplation of life in the hours of evening twilight. – RW
(Originally composed for violinist, Eva Ingolf’s call for short works for solo violin.)
Video performance features violinist Barbora Kolářová at the TURN UP Multimedia Festival, virtual concert, Univ of AZ.
“Video poem” features: Eva Ingolf, Violin; Poetry by Gunnbjorg Oladottir and Video by Rakel Steinarsdottir. (And the English translation of the poem.)
After Thought
An emotional reflection – surfacing after a thought just a moment past.
(Audio is a home recording by violinist Sylvia Ahramjian.)