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The composer melds oral histories of Jewish life in Warsaw with an improvising chamber ensemble and electronica.

The new disc features intense, three-way musical discussions based on two decades’ worth of Iyer themes.

Two recent recordings by Icelandic composers bring light to a dark landscape.

Angèle Dubeau’s Immersion highlights the violin’s modern side.

Pianist Karl Larson, a frequent collaborator with the composer, makes the most of these languid, idiosyncratic sketches.

Rarely performed in the U.S., this music from Ralph Vaughan Williams and William Walton deserves a wider audience.

DiDonato’s unique take on Schubert’s song cycle infuses the music with rare passion and intensity.

Briget Boyle and her cohort celebrate Bay Area queer musicians on Wax Collective Vol. 1. The album drops May 7.

A new disc from pianist Şahan Arzruni provides a taste of the composer’s easily assimilated, Armenian-flavored piano music.

The Bulgarian soprano’s lovely voice is the best thing about this grab-bag assortment that ranges from Baroque laments to ABBA.