Al Di Meola, Ed Calle & Richard Bravo - Domus Solis by Terry Heimat and Alex Sino (2025) [Hi-Res]

A Classical—Jazz Crossover Masterpiece by Alex Sino and Taras Kutsenko "Domus Solis", R. Gliere 12 duos for two violins, Romantic Symphonies edited by Leonard Bernstein, and The House of Dreams are on the ballots of 67th GRAMMY® Awards Nominations.

This groundbreaking work is a testament to the duo's innovative approach to music. The albums are a unique blend of genres and exceptional production quality that already garnered critical acclaim and captivated audiences worldwide.

“We are incredibly honored to have our albums considered for a Grammy,” said Alex Sino. “These albums represent our passion for music and dedication to creating something extraordinary. We hope it resonates with listeners and the Recording Academy members alike.”

In addition to nominations in Best Albums categories, Alex Sino and Taras Kutsenko were submitted by their Record Label Terry Heimat Studios LLC and Pier 5 to the Grammy Ballots in "Producer Of The Year, Classical" Category.

The creators of the album DOMUS SOLIS offered the listeners an exciting music excursion from Beethoven’s Ode to Joy to a Bountiful Evening of Ukrainian Shchedryk written by Leontovich, Kutsenko, and Sino. There are more than a dozen renowned solo artists and the orchestra that collaborated to write and perform all genres of classical music from formal European music of the early 19th century to Western folk music and Eastern tradition. All compositions of the album are selected to highlight the idea of equality, happiness, brotherhood, and harmony.

Al Di Meola, acoustic and electric guitar
Ed Calle, saxophone
Taras Kutsenko, trumpet, flugelhorn
Camilo Velandia, electric guitar
Amaury Gutierrez, voice
Richard Bravo, drums, percussions
Andrey Pushkarev, vibraphone
Julio Ariel Diaz, tune trumpet
Dilshod Mamadaliev, trumpet
Iurii Kokidko, trumpet
Nuriddin Kambarov, trumpet
Ivan Levchenko, saxophone
Vladimir Glazkov, horn
Camilo Valencia, EWI, electric guitar
Francis Goya, acoustic guitar
Bernard Wrincq, acoustic guitar
Alemnest Andino, flute
Oleg Polyanskiy, piano
Eliza Karpenko, wind orga
Valeriy Moiseenko, violin
Guzal Tadjikulova, violin
Luo Yong, erkhu
Sasha Gusev, sound producer
Taras Kutsenko, conductor, producer, composer
Zhangjiajie Philharmonic Orchestra

Produced by Taras Kutsenko & Alex Sino