Enharmonic Recordings

We provided audio & livestreaming for the Hilton Head International Piano Competition this week. This year featured twenty young artists ages 13-17 from US, Australia, Canada, China, South Korea, and Taiwan. They performed solo recitals for rounds 1-2 at St. Luke's Anglican church, and the 5 finalists will perform a movement of a concerto of their choice with the Hilton Head Symphony Orchestra tonight at First Presbyterian church. Good luck to the finalists!

OPUS 216 Plays "A Nuptial Promenade" by Lorenzo Salvagni "A Nuptial Promenade" - Music by Lorenzo Salvagni. Performed by OPUS 216 String EnsembleAriel Karas and Victor Beyens, violinsBrian Slawta, viola; Trevor Kaz...

Such a lovely concert in the atrium featuring surrounded by awe-inspiring art 🎶🎨

🥳 Congratulations to Mikey Klein on winning 1st prize at the Golden Classical Music Awards in the intermediate age category (13-15 years old). Congratulations also to his teacher, Halida Dinova, for her excellent mentorship and preparation.

It was an honor for Enharmonic Recordings to record Mikey's prize winning performance of Weber's Rondo brillante at Harkness Chapel, and now he gets to perform at Carnegie Recital hall this December.

🕊️ New Music from 🎶

We’re excited to share a series of brilliant new singles from Cleveland’s own The Forest and the Falcon — “Steady Eddy Hoppin,” “Sentient Beings,” “Riding the Chariot,” “More Joy,” and “Ray” (feat. Chances R Good).

A vibrant blend of dance, electronic, experimental, avant-garde, and pop, these tracks showcase the unique artistry and energy of Forrest Maher — whose vocals we had a blast recording at Enharmonic Recordings this summer.

🔥 Go give them a listen wherever you stream music!

🎶 New Release: – Live at Harkness Chapel 🎸

Experience the warmth and presence of a true live performance—recorded by Enharmonic Recordings in the beautiful acoustic space of Harkness Chapel, captured with its all-natural reverb and rich, resonant sound.

Now streaming everywhere — check it out and let the room speak for itself.

Recorded & edited by Enharmonic Recordings

The Higgler, a “tragi-comic chamber opera” with music and libretto by Margi Griebling-Haigh debuted at Disciples Christian Church early in June.

Adapted from a romantic English short story by A. E. Coppard about missed opportunities in life and love, the 90-minute opera was recorded live by Enharmonic Records, and is now available for viewing free of charge on Griebling-Haigh’s YouTube channel.

Directed by Marla Berg and conducted by Steven Smith, the production translates beautifully to a small screen.

Read the full review by Daniel Hathaway: https://clevelandclassical.com/margi-griebling-haighs-the-higgler-now-on-video/