“Wanamaker's brief, energetic sonata commissioned by McAllister explores different types of motion and energy (moto perpetuo, stasis, and ‘rondo psycho’), themes that run through the entire program.” American Record Guide Jan/Feb 2007 referring to Sonata deus sax machina on Timothy McAllister’ album “In Transit.”
What a summer! This has been a fulfilling season of rest, renewal, travel and composing. I plan on continuing all of these activities during my Sabbatical from the Crane School of Music this Fall. Lots and lots of Wind Ensemble and Chamber music coming up!
I am very grateful to many of the radio stations around the country (especially WQXR, New York City; WCNY, Syracuse; and WWUH, Hartford) who have been airing Tim and Bob’s recording of my Duo Sonata from Tim McAllister’s
Innova release Glint.
Radio ain’t dead yet, folks! It’s nice to know that there are a few independent and public stations that are interested in recent so-called classical music. Support these stations with all your might... read more »
Robert Spring’s sensational new disc Oncoming Traffic will be released April 13, 2010 on
Summit Records.
Featuring Spring's definitive recording of my Duo Sonata with saxophonist Timothy McAllister, this long
awaited cd also contains works by John Mackey, Roshanne Etezady, and Scott McAllister.
Click here to purchase the CD of Oncoming Traffic!
A rare rainbow over Machu Picchu. Photo taken July 29, 2006. Check out the photos in the new photo album »
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