Category: PARMA News

A rising NYC-based woman composer releases her first full solo album to critical acclaim.

Here at PARMA, we’re known for getting into the spirit of our projects, and holiday themes are no exception. Between DASHING, the multi-composer release filled with Christmas tunes extending across [...]

PARMA travels to Cuba to uncover the nation’s rich musical traditions and introduce new Cuban artists to the rest of the world.

The sparks that lead to creation –the roots of all origin– may be the most potent mysteries of all. July 17, 2018, marks the paperback release of Origin, the newest [...]

With Independence Day being this week, what are your plans? Barbecues, beaches, parades, maybe even some fireworks? No matter how you celebrate, Independence Day gives Americans an opportunity to reflect [...]

When you listen to jazz, you're participating in a cross-cultural dialogue that extends across the globe and through decades of interaction, conflict, and connection. Don’t listen to jazz? Good news. [...]

Since its first observance in 1970, Earth Day has grown from a blip on our collective celebration radar to a mainstay in the American consciousness. This is, of course, due [...]

Guest post by PARMA intern (and Red Sox fan) Matt DeSchuiteneer Baseball holds a special place in American culture. Of all the major sports played here in the States, only [...]

PARMA Recordings is pleased to announce the addition of award-winning Croatia-based conductor Miran Vaupotić as Project Director.The Chief Conductor of the Zagreb-based Croatian Chamber Orchestra and winner of the First [...]

With sadness, PARMA remembers composer Philip Koplow.  A Professor Emeritus at Northern Kentucky University, where he taught music for 27 years, Philip's debut PARMA recording, FOR THE PEACE OF CITIES, [...]