Randall Woolf (1959-)
"… nobody move… ", pour piano seul

Jonathan Bailey Holland (1974-)
"The Intimacy of Harmony"

David Rakowski (1958-)
"Mind the Gap", extrait de "Préludes", Livre II
"Ghepardo", extrait de "Préludes", Livre V
"Wayo", extrait de "Préludes", Livre VI

Curtis K. Hughes (1974-)
Suite n° 1, extrait de "Vestibulations for solo piano"
"Avoidance Tactics"

Lee Hyla (1952-2014)
Solo Cadenzas, extraits de "My Life on the Plains"

Shaw Pong Liu (1979-)
"Never Has Been Yet"

Sarah Bob, piano

Pianist Sarah Bob is a passionate and trailblazing advocate of the music of our time who has introduced the music of dozens of living composers to the world. … nobody move … is a collection of works by six award-winning composers whom Sarah commissioned for the Boston-based New Gallery Concert Series which she founded 20 years ago. Her exuberance and exactitude are common threads tying together the album’s diverse musical dialects, from Jonathan Bailey Holland’s evocative chord clusters in The Intimacy of Harmony to Curtis K. Hughes’ electro-acoustic Avoidance Tactics #1 and his varied suite of miniatures, vestibulations; from the late Lee Hyla’s energetic Solo Cadenzas from his large-scale orchestral work My Life on the Plains, lovingly arranged by Sarah Bob, to David Rakowski’s cheeky Mind the Gap #18, tender Wayo and edgy Ghepardo; from Shaw Pong Liu’s powerful Never Has Been Yet which sets Langston Hughes’ poem Let America Be America Again; to Randall Woolf’s fearlessly virtuosic title track. … nobody move … is a striking album that ranges from in-your-face to contemplative moods, entertaining the ears of contemporary music lovers and novices alike.