A unique performance event that places us at a clandestine Catholic Mass in Elizabethan times, with music by William Byrd.

A concert that gave me a renewed appreciation for Bach's ability to rework music brilliantly for very different contexts

One by an African American composer, the other by a Jewish immigrant, these two one-act operas can both be seen as quintessentially American.

A web of biographical and stylistic interconnections linked music by contemporary composers Jessie Montgomery and Avner Dorman with works by Robert Schumann, Clara Schumann and Johannes Brahms.

This collection of music by six contemporary female composers from Iran is an eloquent document of the driving creative spirit these composers in a time of reckoning and exile.

The GRAMMY®-nominated percussion quartet focuses on education, with residencies at two academies, seminars, and a Creator Mentorship Program.

A focus on paternal influence shed light on string trio music by Beethoven and Mozart at the Aspect Chamber Music Series.

The oratorio's 12 movements trace American slavery from early colonial times through the modern Church's recognition of its part in the institution.

The baroque folk-pop of Liam Robinson and Jean Rohe's new album courses with sophisticated writing and arranging even as it draws from traditional styles.

The adventurous opera company sets Puccini's tale of a barge outdoors at the edge of Manhattan where seagoing commerce once thrived.