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Whispering
newEar Contemporary Chamber Ensemble
Narong Prangcharoen, composer
Between Heaven and Earth
Jonathan Borja, flute, Christopher Janwong McKiggan, piano
Narong Prangcharoen, composer
Antahkarana
Michael Hall, viola
Narong Prangcharoen, composer
Bencharong
Jonathan Borja, flute, Ben Gitter, cello, Brendan Kinsella, piano
Narong Prangcharoen, composer
Verdana
Third Angle New Music Ensemble
Narong Prangcharoen, composer
Mantras
John Sampen, saxophone, Bowling Green State University Wind Symphony, Bruce Moss conductor
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Prangcharoen's second recording on Albany Records surveys his enchanting chamber music
In this recording of Thai composer Narong Prangcharoen's chamber music, he explains that "Throughout my life, I have had two basic sources of inspiration, the power of nature and the power of the mind." While most of his compositions have been for orchestra, he uses the same sources of inspiration for his chamber music, but the textures and colors are varied to suit the chamber medium. Prangcharoen has established an international reputation and is recognized as one of Thailand's leading composers. Among many other awards, he has received the American Composers Orchestra Underwood New Music Commission and the Audience Choice Award. His music has been performed in Asia, America, Australia and Europe. He is the founder of the Thailand International Composition Festival and is on the faculty of the Conservatory of Music, University of Missouri in Kansas City.Contents:
Narong Prangcharoen, composerWhispering
newEar Contemporary Chamber Ensemble
Narong Prangcharoen, composer
Between Heaven and Earth
Jonathan Borja, flute, Christopher Janwong McKiggan, piano
Narong Prangcharoen, composer
Antahkarana
Michael Hall, viola
Narong Prangcharoen, composer
Bencharong
Jonathan Borja, flute, Ben Gitter, cello, Brendan Kinsella, piano
Narong Prangcharoen, composer
Verdana
Third Angle New Music Ensemble
Narong Prangcharoen, composer
Mantras
John Sampen, saxophone, Bowling Green State University Wind Symphony, Bruce Moss conductor