Delirium Musicum’s debut album pairs two contemporary takes on Vivaldi’s evergreen masterpiece.
Nico Muhly’s Stranger cued a concert theme that included music by Jessie Montgomery, Benjamin Britten, and Ralph Vaughan Williams.
Russell Thomas, Rachel Willis-Sørensen, and Igor Golovatenko make powerful impressions in a well-staged production.
In concert with Brooklyn Rider, Herrera brought to mind nueva canción matriarch Mercedes Sosa.
Composer Mehmet Ali Sanlıkol’s A Gentleman of Istanbul is based on a 17th-century travelogue.
Baritone Benjamin Appl and pianist James Baillieu put together a gripping ode to the mysteries and spiritual depths of the night.
In Falling Out of Time, the composer expounds on his familiar themes in a new way.
Shiroishi’s improvisatory skills are in full bloom in a concert with the unpredictable Wild Up.
Arturo Márquez’s violin concerto was the centerpiece of a concert conducted by the Tucson Symphony’s José Luis Gómez.
Toshi and Bernice Johnson Reagon’s operatic rendering of Octavia Butler’s novel is scarily on point but also musically winning.
