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Carson Cooman
Carson Cooman is a dynamic and prolific American composer and organist, renowned for his extensive catalog of over hundreds of works that span a wide array of forms and genres. Born in Rochester, New York, in 1982, Cooman's musical journey began at a young age, inspired by his grandmother, a music teacher. His compositions range from intimate solo pieces and hymn tunes to grand operas and symphonies, showcasing his versatility and innovative spirit. Cooman's music has resonated globally, performed on all six inhabited continents in venues as prestigious as Carnegie Hall and as unique as the basket of a hot air balloon. As the Composer in Residence at the Memorial Church, Harvard University, since 2006, Cooman continues to push the boundaries of contemporary music, making him a standout figure in the classical music world. His works, often described as harmonically advanced, have been featured on over forty recordings, ensuring his music reaches a wide and appreciative audience.
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"Eternal City: Music for Organ by Carson Cooman, Vol. 13" is a captivating collection of contemporary organ music composed and performed by the prolific American composer and organist Carson Cooman. Released on February 14, 2020, under the Divine Art label, this album spans a duration of 76 minutes, featuring 17 tracks that showcase Cooman's impressive compositional skills and virtuosic organ playing.
The album opens with the "Trilogy on B-A-C-H, Op. 1240," a three-movement work that demonstrates Cooman's ability to weave intricate contrapuntal lines and harmonies. The "Eternal City, Op. 1220" follows, with its two movements, "Mystic Prelude" and "Fire Dance," offering a stark contrast in mood and tempo. The "3 Voluntaries, Op. 117" provide a meditative interlude, with each of the three movements offering a different character and tempo.
Cooman's versatility as a composer is further highlighted in works such as the "Introitus in D, Op. 1274," the "Rhapsody in A, Op. 1248," and the "Sonatina No. 5, Op. 1276," which features three distinct movements. The album also includes the "2 Contrasts, Op. 1282," with its "Sharagan" and "Madrigal" movements, showcasing Cooman's ability to blend different musical styles and influences.
Throughout the album, Cooman's music is characterized by its intricate textures, rich harmonies, and rhythmic vitality. His compositions draw on a wide range of influences, from minimalism to traditional organ repertoire, resulting in a sound that is both contemporary and timeless. Whether you're a fan of organ music or simply appreciate well-crafted contemporary classical music, "Eternal City: Music for Organ by Carson Cooman, Vol. 13" is sure to impress.