FATE OF THE LHAPA released on CD BABY
This award-winning film score (Moondance and Park City Film Music Festival) features renown cellist Joan Jeanrenaud (Kronos Quartet Alumnus) and Tibetan Vocalist Tsering Wangmo. The soundtrack has been recently featured on WNYC Radio-NEW SOUNDS and ECHOES aired on over 130 public radio stations througout the US. The album was also in Echoes' TOP FIVE releases for November. LISTEN TO SAMPLES AND BUY THE CD HERE: FATE OF THE LHAPA soundtrack at CDBABY or at iTunes.

NATIVE NEW YORKER visits former Eastern Bloc
In the Spring of 2008, Multi-Wind Virtuoso Demetrius Spaneas performs LIVE with the award-winning documentary short NATIVE NEW YORKER. Locales include Tashkent, Sofia, Kyrgyzstan as well as Moscow and several others.

FATE OF THE LHAPA wins best score
The Moondance International Film Festival awarded FATE OF THE LHAPA best film score. The awards ceremony was held at Universal Studios City Walk Cinemas in Los Angeles on September 9, 2007. The Park City Film Music Festival awarded FATE OF THE LHAPA best film score on January 27, 2008.

SIX MINUTES THIRTY SECONDS on the East Coast
Quintet Tabor performed the wind quintet SIX MINUTES THRITY SECONDS January 20, 2008 at Grace Church in Haddonfield, New Jersey. They recently performed it at St. Peters Church in NYC on February 19, 2008 and at The Aaron Copland School of Music on March 5, 2008.

Contemporary Music Review devotes issue to EARLE BROWN
William Susamn's article AVAILABLE RECOLLECTIONS appears in the recent special issue of Contemporary Music Review EARLE BROWN: FROM MOTETS TO MATHEMATICS (Volume 26 Parts 3/4 June/August 2007) devoted to the life and work of the seminal American composer. Visit The Earle Brown Music Foundation.