NEW YORK TIMES, March 23, 2018 Other Minds offers condolences to the friends and family of Olly Wilson, pioneering African-American electronic music and orchestral composer. A long-time [...]
Internationally-renowned sound artist Bill Fontana uses sound as a sculptural medium to interact with and transform our perceptions of natural and architectural spaces. He often uses a rich [...]
Jim Newman (pictured above with his wife Jane Ivory) – film and television producer, contemporary art curator, gallerist, musician, and co-founder of OTHER MINDS – was profiled recently in the [...]
On Saturday, at Roulette in Brooklyn, the pianists Maki Namekawa and Dennis Russell Davies reveled in a program of Mr. Glass’s piano music, about half of which had been adapted from the [...]
When conductor/pianist Dennis Russell Davies directed our Lou Harrison concert in February he said, “And now I’d like to do a benefit for Other Minds.” He and his partner Maki Namekawa are flying [...]
‘There’s just nothing there except this raw, very dangerous ego… you don’t want to spend time as an artist giving your very best to a person who is a sociopath.” Why John [...]
NY Times: Bent Sørensen wins Grawemeyer Award Other Minds audiences heard the innovative music of Bent Sørensen at OM Festival 14 in 2009. We’re pleased to hear that he’s been given the [...]
We were thrilled to have one of the world’s leading figures in this genre, New Zealand-born New Yorker Annea Lockwood, with us to present and discuss her music of the world’s rivers. Annea’s work [...]
The New York Times says that Ruth Crawford burned the score of her amazingly radical Violin Sonata. They neglect to report that Other Minds Records beat the odds and released it! Get one of the [...]
The duo piano team of Dennis Russell Davies and Maki Namekawa received a rave review in the Washington Post for their performance of Phillip Glass’ Four Movements for Two Pianos, a major work [...]
