Andrew Imbrie <br> Requiem, Piano Concerto No. 3 <BR> BRIDGE 90912000 Grammy Nominee: Best Contemporary Composition Fanfare: Critic's Choice, Best of Year This release offers world premiere recordings of two major compositions by the masterful Andrew Imbrie, a student of Roger Sessions at Princeton. Imbrie's Requiem was written as a response to the sudden death of his son in1981. It is a deeply moving work of prodigious accomplishment, setting traditional liturgy alongside commentary in the form of poetry by

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