Concert Music

With all the genre-bending acts and projects out there today, there's still no one quite like the Kronos Quartet.

The virtuosity of the Talea Ensemble in conjunction with five genre-bending composers left me feeling inspired and grateful to be both a musician and a concert-going New Yorker more than ever before.

When the Delta variant deprived the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra USA of its venue for a long-awaited return to in-person concerts, Executive Director Igor Shakhman had to get creative.

A captivating piece by David Fulmer and an inventive collection of folk-influenced music from the Apollo Chamber Players

The Canadian singer tells us about her album 'I Can See Hope from Here,' a 14-track selection of her inspiring renditions of songs by Canadian artists.

The classical guitarist releases the fourth and final volume in his estimable "21st Century Spanish Guitar" series.

A previously unavailable San Francisco concert augments an anniversary edition of a Dead LP. Also, the return of Crowded House and new music from Reigning Sound.

Unafraid of the long arm of Vivaldi, the celebrated American composer offers his set of superb song cycles based on the four seasons.

Three new albums span more than a millennium of choral music, from the Byzantines to the 21st century.

Baritone Will Liverman superbly sings art songs by Black composers spanning most of the 20th century on 'Dreams of a New Day.'