The Things We Do For Love
by Bob Lord, CEO PARMA Recordings Let’s face it. We make it hard on ourselves. We all do. I would be hard-pressed to think of any artist I’ve ever met who isn’t always searching for something different, deeper, better. The score can be a little bit clearer. The phrasing could be slightly improved. The mix could be tweaked just a touch. And on and on and on. But these types of self-inflicted challenges are just that – tests of our own strength, ...
PARMA News
The Things We Do For Love
by Bob Lord, CEO PARMA Recordings Let’s face it. We make it hard on ourselves. We all do. I would be hard-pressed to think of any artist I’ve ...
Taming the music of “Wild Symphony” – Part One
by Bob Lord, CEO PARMA Recordings Since my earliest days, I have always considered creativity and the creative process to be related yet distinct, two separate structures that cannot ...
Author Dan Brown Releases Music of Wild Symphony
Today is the day! Dan Brown, the #1 New York Times bestselling author of The Da Vinci Code, has unleashed his album Wild Symphony, his first musical release since ...
Experiences
Releasing Digital Music: Then, Now, and Looking Forward
Throughout history, humans have progressed through the process of improvement. We’re always on the hunt for the most effective, efficient solutions. In the world of music, we’ve gone from ...
Lindsey Goodman
All great stories start somewhere. Lindsey Goodman’s story with PARMA began as a flutist on one piece in a multi-composer album. Through various collaborations and exciting events along the way, ...
Studio Journal: Composer Michael J. Evans on recording in the Czech Republic
Ever wondered what a session with PARMA is actually like? Guest blogger and PARMA artist Michael J. Evans is here to share his insight in this journal reflecting his experiences ...
Interviews
Conversations with Colonel Jim Keene and Producer Dan Merceruio
We recently caught up with Colonel Jim Keene and producer Dan Merceruio to discuss their recent Navona Records album SOUNDTRACK OF THE AMERICAN SOLDIER, performed by The United States Army ...
Inside Story: Ganesh Kumar and SPIRIT OF HUMANITY
A historical feast awaits listeners on Ganesh Kumar's Navona release SPIRIT OF HUMANITY. Half intended as an homage to Beethoven, half a musical portrayal of a little-known refugee crisis ...
Inside Story: Jan Järvlepp and CONCERTO 2000
Jan Järvlepp's Navona release, CONCERTO 2000, presents a tonal concerto, scored for orchestra – one might think Wagner or Mahler when listening. Except that Wagner and Mahler might not ...
Recording Sessions
August Session Recap
We’ve just wrapped another full month of sessions at home and abroad. While we’re looking forward to kicking off September sessions, we wanted to take a moment to look back ...
July Recording Sessions Recap
As more studios safely reopen stateside, we’re back at work with old friends, new artists, and excellent music. In early July, we spent a few days at Futura Productions recording ...
June Recording Sessions Recap
As recording studios continue to open back up, we’re doing what we do best and making new music. Today we’re sharing moments from our June 2020 sessions as well ...
Performances
PARMA Presents: MOTO VIRTUO, An Online Benefit Concert
Streaming Live Moto Virtuo Saturday, May 9 @ 2 PM EDT A celebrated soloist, contemporary composers, and an artist-led charitable cause for musicians impacted by ...
Masked Musicians Present Classical Music During COVID-19
The Czech Republic has mandated a new government-imposed accessory, which is being embraced across the nation and now in the concert hall. In an effort to slow the spread ...
PARMA Composers Take the Stage at Carnegie Hall
On February 16, the music of four PARMA composers will fill the halls of New York City’s historic Carnegie Hall. Programmed as part of PARMA ongoing Performance Outreach Program ...
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