Derek Bermel

Evening Music | May 6, 2010

We hear Derek Bermel’s “Thracian Echoes,” which the composer describes as an attempt to “fuse the mournful with the manic aspects of the Bulgarian spirit.” Also, music from Foday Musa Suso and John Corigliano.


Also Featured Tonight:

David Lang / Wed
Vladimir Godar / "Regina Coeli"
Charles Fussell / High Bridge Prelude
Philip Glass / Ragas In Minor Scales
Randall Thompson / Fare Well

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