With two new members, the Kronos Quartet is continuing its signature mission to expand the chamber repertoire and amplify international voices.
Under conductor Jader Bignamini, the Detroit Symphony Orchestra delivers an impressive recording of this endlessly fascinating score.
Carlos Simon’s gospel-meets-classical Mass has a splashy premiere, and Randall Goosby shines in Price’s Second Violin Concerto.
Playing for the San Francisco Symphony’s Great Performers Series, Kissin shows his deep affinity for two radically different composers.
The acclaimed young ensemble digs into works by Mozart, Beethoven, and Billy Childs in a polished performance at Herbst Theatre.
With crackling energy, the group enlivens death-haunted works by Felix Mendelssohn, Benjamin Britten, and Lera Auerbach.
Patricia Racette directs this top-notch production at Rice University’s Shepherd School of Music, which welcomed its first class 50 years ago.
The 14th edition of the festival proves that contemporary composition is strong as ever in Los Angeles.
Playing for a packed house, Vidovic shows why guitar lovers idolize her.
Performed aboard the RMS Queen Mary, the production is a madcap but ultimately loving homage to the composer.
