From all of the concerts we’ve presented at Carnegie Hall, one thing is certain: we love to see music created in real time. Get an inside look at Trio Casals' latest performance of MOTO FINALE on the Weill Recital Hall stage in this story.
As we celebrate the release of The Crossing’s TITRATION, their 30th album, we dove back into their extensive catalog of works on Navona Records. Dive in for details on their latest project and the milestones that led us to the present day.
It's no secret that we love being in the studio. Whether we’re capturing cutting edge chamber music, full-fledged video productions, or a world premiere recording of a late legend's final completed work, each moment has its own memorable tone. Read on for a look at our latest musical endeavors.
Celebrate our Earth year-round with our newly updated Music for Earth Day playlist. Dive in to see how PARMA artists highlight the beauty of our planet and raise environmental awareness through their music.
From jubilant choral harmonies to resounding brass writing and invigorating works for strings, the production team had an action-packed month of recording. Get the full report along with a taste of what’s to come in this production recap.
From traveling internationally to record new music from numerous composers and performers, to producing full scale video sessions, recording a long lost work, and finishing four albums, here’s an inside look at PARMA’s February productions.
History was made this month with the premiere studio recording of composer Leonard Bernstein's recently rediscovered Music for String Quartet.
Hilary Tann was a trailblazing artist that carved her own path and persisted in making meaningful music that would receive international recognition. Today we celebrate Tann's legacy and her contributions to our artistic world.
February marks Black History Month in the United States, a period of reflection on the contributions and tribulations of African Americans who have helped shape the nation. The ingenuity, creativity, and heritage of Black Americans [...]
Held to high regard as a composer, pianist, and educator throughout his life, Tomáš Svoboda was a true musical force, whose contributions to the artistic community of Portland and beyond have cemented him as a [...]
