Ahead of their winter concert next week, ALIAS Chamber Ensemble visited Nashville Public Radio’s “Live in Studio C” program to perform music from their first Delos release, Boiling Point and fellow Delos artist Tracy Silverman dropped in to add some improvisation to the music of Kenji Bunch. Listen on NashvillePublicRadio.org! ALIAS Chamber Ensemble Winter Concert…
ALIAS Chamber Ensemble’s upcoming Winter Concert will feature works from both their first Delos recording, Boiling Point and their new recording with Portara Ensemble, Amorisms! ALIAS Winter Concert February 10, 2016 — Blair School of Music, Vanderbilt University Program Kenji Bunch: Drift for clarinet, viola, and piano Kenji Bunch: “Ballad” from String Circle for string…
Thomas Kiefner of the Film Music: The Neglected Art blog recently reviewed the ALIAS Chamber Ensemble recording Boiling Point: Music of Kenji Bunch after hearing a track of in our 40th Anniversary Celebration materials. “After fifty years of listening to music I thought that I had heard it all until I listened to Boiling Point…
“Twangy slides and pluckings recall “Appalachian Waltz” or Edgar Meyer, but Bunch has a more muscular and varied voice…Welcome to chamber music for the 21st century.”
“Bunch’s music is eclectic, not only in its classical roots but also in its reaching into non-classical forms of music for inspiration. When as well played as it is here, it is unpretentiously enjoyable.”
Tampa Bay Times performing arts critic, John Fleming, gives his top CD picks, and new ALIAS Chamber Ensemble release Boiling Point makes his cut. In his feature, Fleming compares Boiling Point to Yo-Yo Ma’s smash success The Goat Rodeo Sessions, and says why it makes his list: “Why we care: Alias Chamber Ensemble has a…
Lindsay Koob took some time to sit down with Boiling Point composer Kenji Bunch and artists from the ALIAS Chamber Ensemble, to talk about the music on this new release. Take a listen to the Part Three of the Three-Part interview right here, or download the podcasts in iTunes.
Lindsay Koob took some time to sit down with Boiling Point composer Kenji Bunch and artists from the ALIAS Chamber Ensemble, to talk about the music on this new release. Take a listen to the Part Two of the Three-Part interview right here, or download the podcasts in iTunes.
Lindsay Koob interviews Kenji Bunch and members of the ALIAS Chamber Ensemble in the newest Delos Insider Podcast featuring new release “Boiling Point”
ALIAS Chamber Ensemble and their new release Boiling Point: Chamber Music of Kenji Bunch gets a grand feature on new music site NewMusicBox: “Nashville’s all-volunteer Alias Chamber Ensemble received a Grammy nomination last year for their Naxos recording of Gabriela Lena Frank’s Hilos, and this season the ensemble—which donates 100% of its proceeds to other…
ALIAS Chamber Ensemble release “Boiling Point” debuts on the Billboard Classical chart at #76!…
Take a look at some pictures from the ALIAS Chamber Ensemble Boiling Point release party! Pictures via ALIAS Chamber Ensemble Facebook Page: [fbphotos id=423973850973147]
“Alias Chamber Ensemble never fails to deliver an interesting and unique performance, and this album is no exception to that rule…” – Amazon review
“‘Boiling Point’ is an absolute blast to experience in concert…everyone, the musicians and audience members alike, sat at the edge of their seats, wondering when that tea kettle was going to boil…
Boiling Point — Chamber Music of Kenji Bunch Premiere Recordings of genre-defying chamber works by one of America’s most respected up-and-coming composers New CD by GRAMMY-nominated ALIAS Chamber Ensemble “I believe it takes extraordinary bravery to speak from the heart, to shed unnecessary complexity and avoid opportunistic adherence to current trend. Kenji Bunch is one…
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