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In the latest recordings from Robert Honstein and Rob Schwimmer, the soloist is the whole story, while Simone Dinnerstein and A Far Cry take on Philip Glass's Piano Concerto No. 3.

The first complete recording of the famous 1937 agit-prop opera is surprisingly timely.

A lost Coltrane album and a document of the final tour Miles Davis and Coltrane made together.

Jazz pianist Dr. Valerie Capers talks about her album Wagner Takes the A Train.

Keeping up with these quartets isn't easy, because, as new recordings show, they are always doing something new.

Du Yun's Pulitzer Prize-winning opera breaks new ground, as does composer Andy Akiho and the duo Subtle Degrees.

Anderson's Landfall is an unmissable work, created with Kronos, while countertenor Fagioli blows away the competition in Handel arias.

New albums show contemporary musicians and groups can do rock and folk and classical well.

With the structure in place, Bang on a Can continues to spread its gospel, looking forward rather than at its accomplishments.

New music without Bang on a Can would be a lot less visible, a lot grayer, and a lot less fun. Here’s the story of their breakthrough ideas.