NEW RELEASES

Cover art for a music album titled 'FIAT LUX', featuring a dark, abstract background with warm tones. The cover lists Sir James MacMillan as composer and Dana Gioia as librettist. Additional musicians include Carl St. Clair, Robert Istad, Elissa Johnston, and Christopher Maltman.

FIAT LUX
Pacific Symphony / Pacific Chorale
Composer: Sir James MacMillan

Book cover with a space background of stars and galaxies, text promoting a 25th anniversary recording of 'Across the Stars' love theme from Star Wars, by John Williams, by Christian Amons and the Hollywood Studio Symphony.

ACROSS THE STARS
Christian Amonson / Hollywood Studio Symphony
Composer: John Williams

Concert poster for Max Reger music performed live on the Hazel Wright Organ at Christ Cathedral, featuring David L. Ball, Dr. Emma Whitten, Charles Raasch, and Hektor Pitstick. The poster displays a white church organ with large pipes in a bright, modern setting.

THE MUSIC OF MAX REGER (LIVE)
The Organists of Christ Cathedral
Composer: Max Reger

Close-up of a textured black background with bright yellow paint strokes forming the shape of a crescent moon. Text overlay reads 'Newfound Chamber Winds' by Tyler Austin, with additional credits. The word 'KAiros' is prominently displayed at the bottom.

KAIROS
Newfound Chamber Winds
Tyler Austin, director

 

Pacific Symphony | FIAT LUX
Dwight Bigler | Virginia Tech Chorus, Blacksburg Master Chorale
Hollywood Studio Symphony | Across the Stars
Concert poster for FOOSA Philharmonic featuring classical music pieces by Lyapunov and Bloch, with a geometric abstract background in shades of black, red, orange, pink, and white.
Jacob Dalager
Grand Rapids Symphony
ATU | Liquid Melancholy
University of the Pacific Wind Ensemble
ATU Symphonic Wind Ensemble
FOOSA Philharmonic
Chris Gekker, Noah Getz
ATU Symphonic Wind Ensemble
Silent G aka Julia Lougheed
Concert poster for the All Virginia Band Chorus Orchestra 2025 with colorful abstract background and musical notes.
Robert DiLutis, Meliferra String Quartet
Stanley Curtis
Luke Spence
Tonya Burton
Christ Cathedral | REGER
ATU Symphonic Wind Ensemble
Chris Gekker
Justin Drew
Salon Trio
Maryland Chamber Winds
Abstract artwork featuring a large, textured yellow crescent shape on a black background, with text saying 'Newfound Chamber Winds' and 'Kairos', and a small eye icon in the top right corner.

Spotlight

A woman with curly hair wearing headphones conducting an orchestra or choir in a dimly lit room with blue decorative panels.

ACROSS THE STARS

Raphaela Lacerda conducts the Hollywood Studio Symphony on the scoring stage at Sony Pictures.

Orchestra performance with musicians playing various instruments, including a harp, clarinet, and flute, in a concert hall, led by a conductor.

LIQUID MELANCHONY

Julian Bliss with the Arkansas Tech University Symphonic Wind Ensemble, featuring the music of composer James Stephenson.

An orchestra rehearsal with musicians seated and sheet music in front of them, a conductor in front leading, and a red keyboard in the foreground.

FROM A DEEP BLUE SKY

Condcutor Vu Nguyen leads the University of the Pacific Wind Ensemble in pieces by Viet Cuong, Kevin Day, Brian Bui, Alex Shapiro, and more.

A man in a black suit playing an ornate wooden pipe organ in a modern concert hall.

PAUL JACOBS, organ

New tracks are coming soon, includes Bach’s Little Fugue and Widor’s Toccata.

NEWS

  • Album cover for 'FIAT LUX' featuring a dark, textured background with warm orange and yellow hues, and white text displaying the title, creators, and performers.

    FIAT LUX

    Pacific Symphony
    Pacific Chorale
    Carl St.Clair, conductor
    Sir James MacMillan, conductor

  • The cover of a music album with a cosmic star field background, featuring the text "25th Anniversary Recording Chandra-X Across the Stars Love Theme from Star Wars: Ep. II John Williams Christian Amonson and the Hollywood Studio Symphony."

    ACROSS THE STARS

    (LOVE THEME FROM STAR WARS: EPISODE II)
    Hollywood Symphony Symphony
    Christian Amonson, producer
    Raphaela Lacerda, conductor

  • Concert poster showcasing the music of Max Reger, performed live on the Hazel Wright Organ at Christ Cathedral, featuring names David L. Ball, Dr. Emma Whitten, Charles Raasch, and Hektor Pitstick, with an abstract image of organ pipes in a bright, white interior.

    MUSIC OF MAX REGER

    (LIVE ON THE HAZEL WRIGHT ORGAN)
    David L. Ball, organ
    Dr. Emma Whitten, organ
    Charles Raasch, organ
    Hektor Pitstick, organ