I had been browsing around these forums for a while, as I was seeking advice about a digital piano I needed to purchase for my university, and then I stumbled on this section... Turns out, I had a username from once upon a time, so I figured I'd post.

I've recorded two CDs recently, and both are free to stream online. The first is an interesting combination of 12-tone and minimalism, and the second is a minimalist classic. Like I said, they're free to listen to, so I hope you enjoy.

Ann Southam: Soundings for a New Piano -http://recordings.irritablehedgehog.com/album/ann-southam-soundings-for-a-new-piano

Ann Southam is a recently deceased Canadian composer. She has written a lot of beautiful piano music, and you can find a bunch on youtube as well.

My CD of Tom Johnson: An Hour for Piano - http://recordings.irritablehedgehog.com/album/an-hour-for-piano

Tom Johnson is an American ex-pat living in Paris. One of the few composers to self-identify as a minimalist.

im really loving the first one so far.. very dark and mysterious!

Thanks. Southam's music is really quite extraordinary. I really wish that I would have contacted her when I had the chance. There are some wonderful albums that you can listen to via Spotify for free, but I also think I've bought just about everything of hers that's on Amazon.

The Canadian Music Centre also has archival recordings, and you just have to register on their site to access them. They also loan out scores.