BMOP Radio broadcasts The Boston Modern Orchestra Project’s studio recordings of 20th and 21st century orchestral music from a legion of American composers including: Andrew Norman, Chen Yi, Steven Mackey, Elena Ruehr, John Harbison, Lei Liang, and many more. With six Grammy nominations, our BMOP/sound record label lives up to WQXR’s declaration that we “put every other symphony orchestra in the country to shame […] in terms of its fresh, varied recordings.”

BMOP is the premier orchestra in the United States exclusively dedicated to commissioning, performing, and recording works by established American masters and today’s most innovative composers. Through its in-house record label, BMOP/sound, the orchestra provides universal access to this repertoire. Enjoy music from over 60 CDs and 20 concert seasons containing the latest creative achievements of today’s composers as well as rarely heard masterpieces by 20th century luminaries unavailable elsewhere. 

For more information and to purchase BMOP/sound CDs, please visit bmop.org

Boston Modern Orchestra Project Radio is supported by a generous grant from the American Orchestras’
Futures Fund, a program of the League of American Orchestras made possible by funding from the
Ann & Gordon Getty Foundation.



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