Pulitzer Prize-winning composer Raven Chacon is among the artists featured on opening night.
It’s a gigantic new piece that, perhaps surprisingly, is entirely at home on a program of 20th-century masterworks.
The acclaimed music director surprised the classical world when she stepped away from her position with the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra.
The Pan-American Music Initiative gives the orchestra the chance to revisit some recent pieces, like Gabriela Ortiz’s dazzling violin concerto.
The composer teamed up with an array of avant-garde artists for the most talked-about New York premiere of the season.
Avian themes are a thread through this imaginative program featuring soprano Golda Schultz and a U.S. premiere.
Baritone Andrew Garland’s must-hear recording includes three of Frank’s vocal works paired with Dmitri Shostakovich’s Spanish Songs.
The SF Symphony’s music director finally tackles Mahler with the orchestra, and a new work by Trevor Weston opens the program.
The virtuoso’s recital for the Omni Foundation counts as a return appearance of sorts after a concert recorded in Kyiv last year.
Inviting the African-American Shakespeare Company to share the stage pays dividends in more ways than one.
