Space in Which to See/ Various - Space in Which to SeeFormed in 2017, Tucson based Borderlands Ensemble formed to foster connections across disciplines and music communities that have traditionally been separated. "the space in which to see" specifically draws links between music cultures in Arizona and Mexico, engaging with one of the most dynamic and charged dialogues in our current national landscape. Including works by Anne Leilehua Lanzilotti, Jay Vosk, Vivian Fine, Charles Daniels, Alejandro Vera,

and the first since 2019's On a Clear Day I Can See You Forever

the composer's own personality comes across clearly in the search for what was new and hitherto unexplored ground

A remarkably heavy and domineering sound is inherent throughout the entire album

Among his compositions and arrangements are music for choir

Marcos Valle - Parraiba Nao E / Nao Quero Mai

"Rainbow" and "Mötley Crüe"

"It just feels like us

It's pop music in the best possible sense: for the people

Vanhal/ Tsalka - Keyboard Capriccios 31 & 36

K'McH - Break Easy (Free & Easy Way)

The varied program transports the audience to the German salons of the late 19th century

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