how do I find you

how do I find you

Artist(s):

Sasha Cooke, Kirill Kuzmin

Composer(s):

Release Date: 28-01-2022
PTC: 5186961
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CD1

Caroline Shaw

1) how do I find you 4:53

Kamala Sankaram / Mark Campbell

2) Listen 2:50

Matt Boehler/ Todd Boss

3) Risk Not One 3:06

Missy Mazzoli/ Royce Vavrek

4) Self-Portrait with Dishevelled Hair 3:09

John Glover/ Kelley Rourke

5) Spider 4:30

Rene Orth/ Colleen Murphy

6) Dear Colleagues 3:24

Christopher Cerrone/ John K. Samson

7) Everything Will Be Okay 2:58

Gabriel Kahane

8) The Hazelnut Tree 2:30

Andrew Marshall/ Todd Boss

9) (A Bad Case of) Kids 4:17

Huang Ruo/ David Henry Hwang

10) The Work of Angels 7:41

Timo Andres/ Lola Ridge

11) Altitude 1:48

Nico Muhly/ Thomas Traherne

12) Inward Things 4:14

Hilary Purrington/ Mark Campbell

13) That Night 4:22

Lembit Beecher/ Liza Balkan

14) After the Fires 5:50

Frances Pollock/ Emily Roller

15) #MasksUsedToBeFun 5:08

Joel Thompson/ Gene Scheer

16) Still Waiting 5:04

Jimmy López Bellido/ Mark Campbell

17) Where Once We Sang 4:28
Total Tracks 17
Total Duration 01hr 10min

Album information

SLICE OF LIFE IN CHALLENGING TIMES

how do I find you is a collection of newly composed songs commissioned during the Covid-19 pandemic, curated by mezzo-soprano Sasha Cooke, who performs them, together with pianist Kirill Kuzmin. Cooke offered 17 composers carte blanche to create what spoke most to them during the ongoing pandemic. With themes ranging from harried parents working from home to social injustice and the California wildfires, these songs provide a slice of life in challenging times. Taking inspiration from folksong, jazz and minimalism, and ranging from great lyricism and lush harmonies to austerity, the music featured on how do I find you provides a fascinating cross-section of contemporary art song.

Sasha Cooke has been called a “luminous standout” by the New York Times and “equal parts poise, radiance and elegant directness” by Opera News. She has won two Grammy Awards, including one for her contribution to Mason Bate’s opera The (R)evolution of Steve Jobs, released on PENTATONE in 2018. In 2021, she returned to the label with Violins of Hope. Kirill Kuzmin makes his PENTATONE debut.

This is a digital-only album, not available as a physical product.