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Deutsche Grammophon’s live recording with Eleonora Buratto, Jonathan Tetelman, and Ludovic Tézier is well worth a listen.

Students in SFCM’s Technology and Applied Composition department were intensively involved in postproduction on four premieres.

Under conductor Jader Bignamini, the Detroit Symphony Orchestra delivers an impressive recording of this endlessly fascinating score.

The Berkeley klezmer trio, joined by clarinetist Joel Rubin, brings to light music from the decades before World War II.

Archival recordings of the composer at the piano, plus an orchestral performance conducted by John Mauceri, give insight into a neglected work.

Under the Hungarian composer’s direction, Appl presents a recital in which thoughts of death morph into a celebration of love and creativity.

Los Angeles new-music group Wild Up has taken an active role in the Eastman revival, which has proved anything but straightforward.

For her new album, Root Progressions, Cheng commissioned six composers to write music that goes beyond genres and idioms.

With his latest album and recital program, the young pianist is exploring the inspiration behind the composer’s preludes.

On its debut album, Censored Anthems, chamber orchestra Parlando looks at composers working within the restrictions of socialist realism.