Discography
Featured Album
Hands and Lips of Wind
with Diagenesis DuoWith their debut CD, Hands and Lips of Wind, Diagenesis Duo combines abstract textures and extended techniques to create an intertwining performance and intimate timbral experience.
Hands and Lips of Wind features works commissioned from the duo’s close collaborators, including the album’s title track, Hands and Lips of Wind, by Mischa Salkind-Pearl, con mortuis in lingua mortua by Stephen Lewis, and an arrangement of Travels by Adam Scott Neal. Also on the album are Harrison Birtwistle's exquisite miniatures, Nine Settings of Lorine Niedecker.
Diagenesis Duo: 2018
Souls in Transitions
With Summa TrioBeginning with just the spark to write three trios, composer Carl Vollrath created an intense yet reflective collection of works in Souls in Transitions. Between Vollrath’s balance of intensity and contemplation in his writing, and the dynamic performances of virtuoso Rojahn and the Summa Trio, Souls in Transitions is a moving performance that demonstrates the power of musical motives and the piano trio.
Navona Records: 2019
Bastille Day & Other Lullabies
With Gunther’s GrassFeatured on La Bastille
Gunther’s Grass plumbs the imaginary dreamscapes of lost cities, ancient battles and remote frontiers with six new enigmatic improvised assemblages featuring instruments spanning continents and centuries. Gunther’s Grass is a collaborative project by Marcelo Radulovich, Christopher Adler, and Scott Walton.
Titicaca Records: 2017
Music for a New Century
With San Diego New Music, Sarah Plum (violin), Nicholas Deyoe (conductor)Featured on Violin Concerto by Christopher Adler
In this CD, noted new music specialist Sarah Plum brings together two new violin concertos – one commissioned by her and one that she premiered in world premiere recordings. These two beautiful, original and quite striking works are destined to join the repertoire and be heard for many years to come.
Blue Griffin Recording: 2015
Verge
With Lei Liang, Palimpsest Ensemble, Steven Schick (conductor)Featured on Verge by Lei Liang
Chinese-born American Lei Liang’s intercontinentally inspired work has been described as ‘hauntingly beautiful’ (The New York Times) and ‘brilliantly original and inarguably gorgeous’ (The Washington Post). Verge is a musical amulet for Liang’s new-born son Albert.
Naxos: 2012
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