More By Artist: Alec Benjamin
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BARTOK / ROZSA / SERLY / KURTAG / WEINER / DOHNANYI
Contrasts: Impressions of Hungary Robert Plane (clarinet), Lucy Gould (violin), David Adams (viola), Alice Neary (cello), Alec Frank-Gemmill (horn), Benjamin Frith (piano) [ Champs Hill Records / CD - released 1/Sep/2017 ] Acclaimed and award-winning clarinettist Robert Plane presents a highly spiced collection of Hungarian music by Bartok, Rozsa, Weiner, Dohnanyi and Kurtag. -Includes the world premiere recording of a piece by Tibor Serly, better known as the... |
Alec Benjamin
These Two Windows [ Atlantic / Warner / CD - released 12/Jun/2020 ] These Two Windows is the debut album from Alec Benjamin The album features the singles "Mind Is a Prison", "Demons", "Oh My God" and more! These Two Windows follows Benjamin's internationally acclaimed debut mixtape, 'Narrated For You', and his... |
Alec Benjamin
(Un)Commentary [ Elektra / Warner / CD - released 15/Apr/2022 ] (Un)commentary is the sophomore album from acclaimed singer-songwriter Alec Benjamin. It features 13 tracks, including the previously released "The Way You Felt", "Older", and "Shadow Of Mine". (Un)commentary was produced by Sir Nolan (Kehlani,... |
Alec Benjamin
(Un)Commentary (LP) [ Elktra / Warner / LP - released 8/Jul/2022 ] (Un)commentary is the sophomore album from acclaimed singer-songwriter Alec Benjamin. It features 13 tracks, including the previously released "The Way You Felt", "Older", and "Shadow Of Mine". (Un)commentary was produced by Sir Nolan (Kehlani,... |
Alec Benjamin
These Two Windows (LP) [ Atlantic / Warner / LP - released 12/Jun/2020 ] These Two Windows is the debut album from Alec Benjamin The album features the singles "Mind Is a Prison", "Demons", "Oh My God" and more! These Two Windows follows Benjamin's internationally acclaimed debut mixtape, 'Narrated For You' |
JOHANNES BRAHMS
Brahms: Chamber Music with Horn Alec Frank-Gemmill (horn), Daniel Grimwood (piano), Benjamin Marquise Gilmore (violin) [ BIS / CD - released 2/Oct/2020 ] The horn was one of the instruments that Johannes Brahms learned in his youth, from his father who played it professionally. His fondness and familiarity with the instrument is clear from the glorious solos that he provided it with in his symphonies,... |
