Discography

Furious Artisans

 Hausmusik [Buy the CD] - music by Ernst Kreneck, Paul Hindemith, William Anderson, Jonathan Dawe, Hans.Erich. Apostel, Robert Martin, Olga Gorelli
With Oren Fader, Marc Wolf guitars
Jacqueline Leclair, oboe
Jacqueline Carrasco, violin
Joan Forsyth and Raj Bhimani, piano
Tom Zajac, recorder

Titanic Records

Music of Johann Kaspar Mertz (now out of print)

Soundspells Productions

Music of Meyer Kupferman, vol.1
[Buy the CD]
"Anderson's playing is of a very high order of dexterity, virtuosity, and brilliance, and is indicative of the tremendous advances made in guitar technique over the past four decades..... Though Kupferman does not play guitar, his compositions over many years display a deep understanding of the instrument's range, potential, and tonal colors. At the same time he is always pushing the performer and the instrument to the limits of possibility, and he takes it a million miles from the pleasant Spanish strumming that has persisted well into this century...For Kupferman it is an instrument that can take its place in music of our time and should be released from that image of pleaseant background music." - David Denton, Fanfare

With Oren Fader, guitar and Joan Forsyth, piano

CRi

 Diary of a Seducer [Buy the CD] - Robert Martin epic Diary of a Seducer; and Charles Wuorinen's Sonata for Guitar and Piano, 1995, and old works by Babbitt and Carter
With Oren Fader, Mark Delpriora, guitars; and Joan Forsyth, piano

Compilations

Bridge Records

New Music With Guitar, vol. 5 [Buy the CD] - Milton Babbitt's Soli e Duettini, Anderson & Fader

Open Space 14

 Robert Morris [Buy the CD] - A collection of works by Robert Morris, including the Anderson/Fader Duo in a performance of Tête à Tête.

CRI

Winter Shadow, (Music of Akemi Naito) [Buy the CD] - Strings & Time, Anderson & Fader duo

Koch

Soli e Duettini, (Music of Milton Babbitt)
[Buy the CD] - Cavalier Settings, with William Anderson, guitar and Niel Farrel, tenor

"The performances are top-notch -- it would be foolhardy to approach a Babbitt score with anythingless than relaxed virtuosity."

"If you're not familiar with Babbitt's music, this is undoubtedly the most pleasant way yet to begin an acquaintanceship." - Fanfare

CGNJ

Jersey Sessions, Volume 2 - Milton Babbitt's Composition for Guitar