Jason Victor Serinus

A new recording showcases Paola Prestini and Mark Campbell’s opera about a stuffed rabbit’s tumultuous journey.

The high-flying tenor sings works grounded in the poetry of the Harlem Renaissance.

Two exceptional singers, Piotr Beczala and Christian Gerhaher, provide thrills, and Mahler’s bold harmony and poetic vocal lines come to the fore.

Tenor Karim Sulayman and guitarist Sean Shibe record a sophisticated album that raises questions about identity and cultural exchange.

When the production works, it’s the music, not the directorial concept, that triumphs.

The composer talks about For a Look or a Touch and Another Sunrise, presented by Music of Remembrance this month.

Jazz, spirituals, and classical song merge in an intriguing crossover event.

The latest recording release from the New York Festival of Song spotlights tenor Joshua Blue and the American activist tradition.

The soprano introduces us to several lesser-known female composers and a fine Symbolist poet with this recording.

As wonderfully as Giacomo Puccini’s opera has been served in the studio, this Warner Classics release is up there with the best.