Sometimes artists make their most daring leaps using recorded media. Our expert staff platforms the most interesting recordings, books, movies, and videos, helping you keep track of the music scene from the comfort of your home. Review The Sublime Antics of Losing Kontrol Jens Ibsen - August 11, 2026 Clarice Assad's Kontrol brilliantly parodies a tech demo gone haywire. Review There’s Nothing These Young Singers Can't Handle Jeff Kaliss - July 28, 2026 Nearly four decades in, the Young People's Chorus draws top composers — and the kids deliver. Review At 91, Terry Riley Rises With Claire Chase and JACK Quartet Richard S. Ginell - July 28, 2026 The Holy Liftoff is a warm, welcoming installment of Chase's Density 2036 project. Review On Over My Head, Countertenor John Holiday Soars, Serenades, and Prays Jason Victor Serinus - July 27, 2026 The vocalist’s debut album offers “messages of hope, love, and resilience.” Review Andrew Yee's Trans Requiem Gives Trans Lives the Dignity of the Form Tamzin Elliott - July 20, 2026 Grief, defiance, and humor honor trans lives in full classical splendor. Review Houston Grand Opera Captures the Grandeur of Florencia en el Amazonas Jason Victor Serinus - July 1, 2026 The company recently released a recording of its 2019 revival. This irresistible opera will become your guilty pleasure. Review My Brother’s Keeper Showcases the “Mutual Love and Support” of Black Men Jason Victor Serinus - June 21, 2026 On the live album, six vocalists sing works by Black composers — including Margaret Bonds, Jorell Williams, and Lead Belly — brilliantly. Review Sondra Radvanovsky Steps into the Shoes of Puccini’s Heroines, Live in Chicago Jason Victor Serinus - June 13, 2026 The soprano debuted the title role in Susannah at Lyric Opera of Chicago. She returned to perform and record an all-Puccini recital. Review A Mahler Fifth From the Mountains With Sir Donald Runnicles is Immortalized Richard S. Ginell - June 12, 2026 A new recording with Donald Runnicles from the Grand Teton Music Festival lands between Viennese warmth and Bernsteinian angst. Review The Cleveland Residency Reconciles Opposites to Great Effect Charles Burns - June 9, 2026 Allison Loggins-Hull’s latest album is a deeply personal document of her time with the Cleveland Orchestra. Pagination 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 … Next › Next page Last » Last page
