**Rubispheres**

Celebrating a three-decade musical partnership, ***Rubispheres*** features Grammy-nominated flutist and composer **Valerie Coleman** and internationally acclaimed clarinetist **Mariam Adam**. As founding members of the legendary Imani Winds, they have reshaped the landscape of wind chamber music. Coleman’s original works, now staples of the international repertoire, offer listeners a front-row seat to the creative synergy that defines their collaboration in these definitive recordings.

OUT SEPT 18

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FEATURED VIDEOS

Alarm Will Sound, Karim Sulayman, Alan Pierson What Belongs To You

Akropolis Reed Quintet, Pascal Le Boeuf, Christian Euman All Consuming

Rite of Strings Qeshm from Dust and the Moon

Curtis Stewart 24 American Caprices

Recent Press / Useless Info

DUST AND THE MOON | REVUELTO RADIO - FEATURE

Dust and the Moon featured on Revuelto Radio, from Argentina

24 AMERICAN CAPRICES | GRAMOPHONE - REVIEW

“Curtis Stewart is something of a 21st-century Nicolò Paganini: virtuoso violinist and composer, and now creator of a collection inspired by his 19th-century Italian predecessor.”

24 AMERICAN CAPRICES | THE ARTS FUSE - REVIEW

“Curtis Stewart transforms two dozen American songs into inventive, virtuosic studies for solo violin.”

SURFACING | NIGHT AFTER NIGHT - FEATURE

Surfacing featured in Night After Night | Playlist Hidden in our Hearts, by Steve Smith

SURFACING | SPOTIFY NEW CLASSICAL - PLAYLISTING

Surfacing featured in Spotify New Classical

DUST AND THE MOON | WORLD MUSIC CENTRAL - REVIEW

“Dust and the Moon is the debut album by a remarkable act called Rite of Strings.”

VIPERS AT THE ONYX | POINT OF DEPARTURE - REVIEW

"Dave Soldier’s Vipers at the Onyx is an orchestral portrait of a composer whose career has consistently ignored stylistic boundaries."

WHAT BELONGS TO YOU | TAFELMUSIK - FEATURE

What Belongs To You featured on Tafelmusik (NTS Radio) with Francesco Fusaro

WHAT BELONGS TO YOU | SONOGRAMA - REVIEW

“What Belongs to You transforms Greenwell's painful intimacy into a musical drama where word, memory and timbre reveal the fragility of human bonds.”

WHAT BELONGS TO YOU | LIMELIGHT EDITORS CHOICE - REVIEW

LIMELIGHT - EDITOR’S CHOICE
"Tender and confronting, it roughs you up while giving you a lesson in music-theatre. Not bad for an opera with a cast of one."