"Chamber Music of Jeremy Gill" was officially released on the Albany record label on November 1st, 2008 and is now available at Amazon.  I served as co-producer and recording engineer for this project which features performances from some of the finest chamber music soloists and ensembles on stage today.  (Parker String Quartet, Mimi Stillman, Charles Abramovic, and the Extension Brass Ensemble) The composer writes:

Music can express everything from whimsy to the deepest and most serious reflections. It can reveal an irrepressible love of life or a despair that cripples. It can stop time or shoot us off into the future in a straight line, as Italo Calvino says, "in the hope that the line will continue into infinity, making [us] unreachable". The human experience is one of infinite variety; the works presented here are but a first step toward realizing that variety in sound.

As testament to the incredible advancements within the open source audio community in recent years, this project was recorded and mastered using exclusively OSS.  Specifically, the sessions were tracked (24bit/88.2kHz) in Ardour (Paul Davis et al.) and mastered using Jamin and TimeMachine (Steve Harris et al.).  Additionally, all computers involved in the production process were running Studio64, a Debian-based multimedia distribution of GNU/Linux.