Suppose you are a renowned #1 New York Times bestselling author who has sold over 200 million copies of your addictive, controversial, and always gripping novels, and those novels have been made into box office blockbuster ...
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, she has become an integral member ...
Dan Brown, #1 New York Times bestselling author of the worldwide publishing phenomenon The DaVinci Code, is renowned for exciting twists and turns, and now he has unleashed his latest surprise. Wild Symphony, ...
Congratulations to Ravello Records artist James O’Callaghan and Ensemble Paramirabo on their nomination in the 2020 JUNO Awards! O’Callaghan’s 2019 album release, ALONE & UNALONE, is up for “Classical Album of the Year: Solo or Chamber.” ...
Working with composers in the 21st Century puts one around inspiring places and people. We’ve witnessed this firsthand through the results of our dozens of Calls for Scores initiatives over the years. PARMA's Call for Scores ...
On Sunday, January 26, 2020, two PARMA projects stood proudly among the music and artists nominated for the 62nd annual GRAMMY Awards: THE ARC IN THE SKY by The Crossing, Donald Nally, and composer Kile Smith ...
2019 was one for the books, and we’re already forging ahead into a new year filled with concerts secured in multiple continents, groundbreaking new projects, and an award ceremony topped by none other. That being said, ...
Onward and upward. With generations of players on a single stage and over a century’s worth of twists and turns, the Subotica Philharmonic Orchestra has a history quite unlike any other. Between its rich past, present ...
The 2020 GRAMMY Award nominations arrived with no shortage of good news. The Recording Academy nominated THE ARC IN THE SKY (Navona Records) for Best Choral Performance, and CeCe Winans’s Something’s Happening! A Christmas Album (PureSpring ...
The opening movement of Marie Nelson Bennett’s English horn concerto Excursions (2004) is an almost perfect microcosm for her extraordinary musical accomplishments. Stately and confident, the movement’s initial brass fanfare is decidedly mid-century in style, reflecting ...
