David Felder: Boxman

David Felder's "Boxman" is a captivating journey through contemporary classical music, released on December 1, 2009, under Albany Records. This album is a testament to Felder's innovative compositional style, blending intricate structures with evocative melodies. The 24-track album spans 56 minutes, featuring a mix of solo and ensemble performances by renowned artists such as the Arditti Quartet, Harold Rosenbaum, and the New York Virtuoso Singers.

The album opens with a series of 15 tracks titled "Stuck-stücke," showcasing Felder's ability to create a cohesive narrative through repetitive yet evolving musical motifs. The second half of the album presents a collection of shorter pieces, including "Memento Mori" and the four-part "partial [dist]res[s]toration" series, each offering a unique exploration of sound and texture. The album concludes with "BoxMan," a piece that ties together the diverse elements of the album into a satisfying whole.

Felder's "Boxman" is a must-listen for fans of contemporary classical music, offering a rich and rewarding experience that highlights the depth and versatility of his compositional voice. Whether you're a seasoned listener or new to the genre, this album is sure to leave a lasting impression.