Where Songs Go at Night

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1.	Annika Socolofsky: 7 Signs You Might Be Living in a Capitalist Hellscape: That hobby you used to love has turned into a joyless side hustle 01:45	info	buy track
2.	Annika Socolofsky: 7 Signs You Might Be Living in a Capitalist Hellscape: You’re still waiting for that economy to trickle down 01:39		buy track
3.	Annika Socolofsky: 7 Signs You Might Be Living in a Capitalist Hellscape: Your coworker uses the word “synergisms” unironically 01:12		buy track
4.	Annika Socolofsky: 7 Signs You Might Be Living in a Capitalist Hellscape: You often find yourself delirious after deliberating the delineation of deliverables 01:30		buy track
5.	Annika Socolofsky: 7 Signs You Might Be Living in a Capitalist Hellscape: You can spot that gaslight ignite from a mile away 00:47		buy track
6.	Annika Socolofsky: 7 Signs You Might Be Living in a Capitalist Hellscape: No amount of self-care can patch your soul back together 02:32		buy track
7.	Annika Socolofsky: 7 Signs You Might Be Living in a Capitalist Hellscape: You know that supply chain pain all too well 02:32		buy track
8.	Ingrid Arauco: Sextet: Prologue, With Verve 10:09	info	buy track
9.	Ingrid Arauco: Sextet: Espressivo, Con Movimento 03:40		buy track
10.	Ingrid Arauco: Sextet: Spaciously, Doppio Movimento 03:24		buy track
11.	Hendrik Hofmeyr: St. Francis and the Birds 12:35	info	buy track
12.	Chelsea Komschlies: Beyond Machines and Human Fear, Space which was Never Our Frontier 08:33	info	buy track
13.	Anna Weesner: Where Songs Go at Night 15:30	info	buy track

about

During the Covid doldrums of 2020, the wind faculty at the University of Massachusetts Amherst, like so many of us, experienced acute loneliness and isolation.

As musicians accustomed to the musical and social connections that come from the intimate art of chamber music, they longed to channel their creative loss into something meaningful.

Bandwidth – a mission as much as a group – emerged to champion chamber repertoire for wind instruments, foster connections between faculty, and provide a model of music-making and musical citizenship to university students. Central to this concept is an embrace of heterogeneity, between instruments and composer styles.

The five works on this album, Where Songs Go at Night, cover a range of themes; from wry observations on late-stage capitalism to St. Francis feeding the birds, throbbing science-fiction machinery, and song fragments that mingle, chat, argue, and finally come together.

Likewise the five diverse, ground-breaking composers hail from far and wide (South Africa to Colorado) and together reinforce the perspective that this album is taking the wind ensemble to new territories.

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released April 1, 2024

Cobus du Toit, flute
Romie de Guise-Langlois, clarinet
Jonathan Hulting-Cohen, saxophone
Joshua Michal, horn
Rémy Taghavi, bassoon
Kemp Jernigan, oboe

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Bandwidth Amherst, Massachusetts

Bandwidth is a wind chamber collective that cultivates a far-ranging repertoire of contemporary and traditional chamber music. Founded by faculty at the University of Massachusetts Amherst in 2020, Bandwidth has commissioned and premiered works by Ingrid Arauco, Hendrik Hofmeyr, Salvatore Macchia, Gabriela Ortiz, Annika Socolofsky, and Anna Weesner. ... more

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