silence is not a transition – Dead Resonance (2020)
Dead Resonance’s debut album released on Cat Crisis Records.
Brett Dietz, Chad Heiny, Joe W. Moore III, Jude Traxler
Sharpened Stick – Tempus Fugit (2019)
Tempus Fugit reunites to record Brett Dietz’s seminal work, Sharpened Stick, on its 20th anniversary.
With Age Comes – Tempus Fugit (2019)
Tempus Fugit performs a movement Brett Dietz’s new quintet, With Age Comes, at the LSU percussion studio in Baton Rouge, Louisiana.
silence is not a transition – Dead Resonance (2019)
Based on a Feldman melody, Dead Resonance’s title track for their debut album, silence is not a transition, is a mobile of self-composed melodic fragments.
Songs from the Infinite Plan – Brett William Dietz (2018)
Excerpts from Dietz’s collection of 15 intermediate mallet duets. Recorded at Louisiana State University.
Spiritual Gifts – Joe W. Moore, III (2018)
Joe Moore pens a beautiful collection of Bible-referenced miniatures for percussion quartet. Performed by the composer’s own group, Dead Resonance.
Canon Fodder – Chad Heiny (2017)
Chad Heiny’s work, Canon Fodder, was the first piece we tracked for Dead Resonance’s album, silence is not a transition. Fun times with a lot of drums.
Origin of Savagery – Brett William Dietz (2017)
Dead Resonance records Dietz’s Origin of Savagery – written for the group’s debut album, “silence is not a transition”.
Fourfold – Dead Resonance (2016)
Dead Resonance started as a remote composition project between Brett Dietz, Chad Heiny, Joe W. Moore III, and Jude Traxler. Fourfold is our “quadruple-music”.
Scratchtracks – Brett William Dietz (2014)
Scratchtracks: The Music of Jude Traxler (2014)
Featuring Brett William Dietz with Chemorocket and futureCities
Nocturne – Brett William Dietz (2013)
Brett Dietz’s solo glockenspiel album that includes my solo, Revolver, for glockenspiel and 6-channel delay.
Reunion – Stanley Leonard (2012)
Featuring Tempus Fugit Percussion Ensemble playing with Hamirüge, the Louisiana State University Percussion Group.
Employing Histrionics – Chemorocket (2011)
Includes a prerelease of my track, The Black Brave Ocean, for six pianos – performed by Chemorocket and futureCities (Brett William Dietz, Anne Rainwater & Jude Traxler).
In Motion – David Stock (2010)
Playing, recording and engineering great percussion music by David Stock, featuring Brett William Dietz and the LSU percussion group, Hamirüge.
Collage – Stanley Leonard (2008)
Featuring the percussion styling of Hamirüge, the Louisiana State University Percussion Ensemble.
Seven Ghosts – Brett William Dietz (2006)
Engineering, Mixing and Mastering done at Cat Crisis Records, Baton Rouge, Louisiana.
Headcase – Brett William Dietz (2006)
The birth of Cat Crisis Records – recording, engineering and mastering Brett Dietz’s insanity at the LSU School of Music Recording Studio for his deeply introspective opera, Headcase.