Ives/ Brylewski/ Ralser - Concord SonataConcord, Massachusetts is an American city that in the nineteenth century was a haven for thinkers and activists who focused on the trend of transcendentalism representing values such as equality, independence and self reliance. The ideas of transcendentalists was inherent in Charles Ives works. His 4 part Piano Sonata II Concord, Mass. 1840 1860 is devoted to "four wise people" associated with Concord important representatives of this trend. During

Kinds of Love is in itself a manifestation of a few of those ideas

Particularly in the gritty production

1st prize at Jakob Gades Violin Competition

5 "Wishful Thinking"

"After the Gold Room"

While also navigating an unexpected love interest in the senior pastor's daughter and finding out he's a father to a grown daughter he never knew about

The ensemble Gemma strives for a flexible

In the wake of his overthrow

Latin Quarter were a very influential band of the 1980's

Says Wilson himself

By the early-1920s

who plays so fluently