Kairos
McCormack: Chamber music (Kairos)
Unignorable instrumental works from a leading composer [DHa]
Gildemann: Chamber Music (Kairos)
Eerily atmospheric and meticulously designed, Ms Gildemann’s distinctive pieces uncannily evoke their titles [RHa]
Zapała: Futility (Kairos)
Confrontational, challenging, novel, pessimistic – not for the faint of heart [RHa]
Kuwabara: Sounded Voice, Voiced Sound (Kairos)
Yu Kuwabara’s frequently beautiful work projects both delicacy and vigour, and harnesses ancient and modern influences to thrilling effect [RHa]
Lou: Near Distant (Kairos)
Three and a half hours of challenging new music, most of which deserves further investigation [RHa]
Corrado: Works for Ensemble (Kairos)
Agreeable new music from Italy which flows, floats and flourishes [RHa]
Glojnarić: Pure Bliss (Kairos)
Yet more contemporeana that’s been somehow touched by the pop world – fascinating and unclassifiable [RHa]
Seither: Lauschgut. Works for (Inside) Piano (Kairos)
Seither’s piano oeuvre is conceptually consistent and superbly executed here, but it’s patently not for everyone [RH]
Sciarrino: Paesaggi con macerie (Kairos)
A remarkably original voice in contemporary Italian music [GH]
Lim: Annunciation Triptych (Kairos)
Welcome to the strange, murky, gorgeous world of Lim’s music [DMD]
























