The French lyric’s new album, featuring pianist Carrie-Ann Matheson, delightfully flouts conventions in service of maximal expression.
A magnificent performance of Schoenberg’s massive cantata, led by Zubin Mehta, caps a mini festival of the composer’s early works.
The soprano pours herself into powerful, emotional selections by Tchaikovsky and Sergei Rachmaninoff.
Maria, starring Angelina Jolie and now streaming on Netflix, is likely to ignite even more passion than Maestro or Tár.
Pieces by Brahms, Alexander Zemlinsky, and Arnold Schoenberg are a seamless fit for this recital at the SF Conservatory of Music.
Guest conductor Ruben Valenzuela leads two of the composer’s Advent cantatas and music by a lesser-known 18th-century figure, Christoph Graupner.
The conductor has developed into one of the world’s greatest, as he shows here with the LA Phil.
In a recital for the Omni Foundation, Polish guitarist Mateusz Kowalski plays a striking transcription of the piece.
The orchestra and Music Director Francesco Lecce-Chong attempt to scale the composer’s epic Second Symphony.
In wide-ranging set that covers bolero, R&B, and a handful of holiday tunes, Wolf proves herself the complete package.
