Andrew Rindfleisch, the composer, developed his choral skills by singing in choirs in his home state of Wisconsin, influenced by the strong collegiate choral heritage of the upper Midwest.
Composer's Artistic Vision
Rindfleisch's choral works combine an awareness of masterworks from the Renaissance to the present day with a personal voice and understanding of a cappella choral capabilities.
Performer Biography
Scott MacPherson, a conductor on this album, is Professor of Music and Director of Choral Activities at Trinity University in San Antonio, Texas.
Composer Biography
Rindfleisch studied at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, where he was exposed to a high standard of choral performance and a broad repertoire under conductor Robert Fountain.
Compositional Technique
Rindfleisch's works display hallmarks of good choral repertoire, including sensitive text setting, contrapuntal craftsmanship, and an instinctive feel for choral coloristic possibilities.
Performer Biography
The Isthmus Vocal Ensemble was selected by composer Andrew Rindfleisch to record his choral works on this professional release.
Recording & Production
The Isthmus Vocal Ensemble, based in Madison, Wisconsin, is a temporary community of singers that gathers for three weeks of intensive rehearsals each summer for a single public performance.
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