Poul Ruders, Vol. 7 <BR> BRIDGE 9375This disc presents Poul Ruders's latest orchestral composition, a 31 minute "Organ Symphony" in four movements, featuring a superbly wrought organ part played by Danish virtuoso, Flemming Dreisig. The brilliantly orchestrated Symphony No. 4 is perhaps Ruders's most extroverted work to date. Ruders composed his Trio Transcendentale as the set piece for the Carl Nielsen International Organ Competition, and it is recorded here by the winner of the 2011

Lieberson’s Rilke Songs

seventh and diminished chords in the instrument's left manual

for women's voices

Wigmore Hall

San Jose Mercury News: Best Recordings of the Year

both written for tenor Paul Appleby

12 Variations on the theme "Ein Madchen oder Weibchen"

his obvious delight in the quartet medium itself

2003 Grammy Nominee: Best Solo Instrumental Performance

Music for Piano Solo

63 for two guitars

and his rebirth/recreation of himself in 1803 as a "hero" struggling against "fate"