Margaret Brouwer's music has for decades been admired for "inhabiting it's own peculiarly bewitching harmonic world"(The New York Times). These recently composed pieces reflect her musical representations of particular events: Rhapsodic Sonata charts an internal journey of love, whereas Declaration is a set of songs that addresses ideas of violence and war. Composed at the height of the Covid-19 pandemic, I Cry - Summer 2020outlines a process of isolation and restriction. All Lines are Still Busy is a satirical monologue that should intrigue anyone who has been placed "on hold "during a telephone call.