Bob Lord, CEO of PARMA Recordings and Festival Producer, created the PARMA Music Festival to present eclectic music in unexpected settings and to highlight vibrant new music by living composers.
Recording & Production
PARMA Recordings, the parent company of Navona Records, emphasizes new sounds, innovative presentation, and interactive experiences, pioneering the use of Enhanced Content like digital study scores and composer interviews.
Recording & Production
Navona Records, the label releasing this album, donates all proceeds from its sales to the PARMA Music Festival, Inc., a non-profit organization.
Recording & Production
The album features a world premiere performance of Joseph Summer's 'Where the Bee Sucks' from 'The Tempest', Act 5, Scene I.
Cultural Impact
The PARMA Music Festival aims to present compelling and eclectic music in diverse live settings to new and existing audiences, showcasing the beauty and culture of the Seacoast.
Album & Artwork
The album is a live recording from the 2014 PARMA Music Festival, an annual event celebrating contemporary music.
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