Stolzel/ Anderson - Gorgeous NothingsThe Gorgeous Nothings is composer Ingrid Stolzel's first recording on Navona Records, although she has also been featured on three compilation albums released by the label. Haunting and lyrical throughout, the album explores themes of beauty, being, journey and transformation. The album's eleven tracks, some inspired by the poetry of Emily Dickinson and Walt Whitman and some created by Stolzel's own native curiosity, engage the listener

Throughout a career that encompasses both visually arresting art-house hits and big-budget Hollywood spectacles

George Jones has been called "Possum

bagpipes and galopping rhythms

He remained in his homeland until his twenty-first birthday

Co-executive produced by Midwxst and Sophie Gray

pretty persuasive

the violinist David Haroutunian tells us

Your compass won't save you in these woods

Anonymous Man is an hour-long piece that expands on Michael Gordon's eclectic approach to composition

In the words of composer David Lang

If this paean to husbandly love had not triumphed at the third attempt

Angela Miller and Sheree Smith