[BA-NEWMUS:11781] Re: Grammy nominee Myles Boisen

[djll]

Bravo, Mr. Boisen!

On Friday, December 5, 2003, at 02:07  PM, Robair, Gino wrote:

> Hey folks,
> Myles Boisen was the recording and mastering engineer on the Tiger 
> Lillies/Kronos collaboration, which has just been nominated for a 
> Grammy. (Not a Bammie or Whammie, but a GRAMMY!!!!) The details are 
> below.
>
> Please join me in giving Mr. Boisen a round of applause! I wish the 
> nomination had been for his latest solo project, Past-Present-Future, 
> but I guess it wasn't out in time for voting.
>
> He's promised me he won't forget us little people if he wins...
> Congrats, Myles!
> g.
> PS please pass the word along....
> *^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*
>
> The Tiger Lillies / Kronos Quartet / Edward Gorey album ' The Gorey 
> End' is
> in the running for a  2003 Grammy in the category of best classical 
> crossover
> album. Results on Feb 8 2004.
>
> The recording industry's most prestigious award, the GRAMMY, is 
> presented
> annually by the Recording Academy. A GRAMMY is awarded by the 
> Recording Academy's
> voting membership to honor excellence in the recording arts and 
> sciences. It
> is truly a peer honor, awarded by and to artists and technical 
> professionals
> for artistic or technical achievement, not sales or chart positions ( 
> GRAMMY
> Awards Process ). The annual GRAMMY Awards presentation brings together
> thousands of creative and technical professionals in the recording 
> industry from all
> over the world
>
> www.grammy.com/awards/grammy/46noms.aspx#classical
>
> Category 103
>
> Best Classical Crossover Album
>
> (Award to the Artist(s) and/or to the Conductor.)
>
> The Gorey End
> Kronos Quartet & The Tiger Lillies
>
> [EMI Classics]
>
>> From the Tigerlillies' website
> http://www.tigerlillies.com/2003/index.php?main=news&id=42
>