E.N. WilsonThursday #Music:
Widely admired but not very well-known to the public, Alec Wilder wasn't the easiest composer to pigeonhole. This is from a period where he was fronting a woodwinds-and-harpsichord combo pitched to Brunswick under the promise that he could give the label Raymond Scott-style instrumentals. He delivered something above and beyond.
Seldom the Sun - Alec Wilder Octet
