Jason Victor Serinus

On the live album, six vocalists sing works by Black composers — including Margaret Bonds, Jorell Williams, and Lead Belly — brilliantly.

The soprano debuted the title role in Susannah at Lyric Opera of Chicago. She returned to perform and record an all-Puccini recital.

From Wagner to My Fair Lady, the disc is a varied showcase for the Norwegian soprano, though the recording leaves something to be desired.

In collaboration with Ogi, Alexander Lloyd Blake releases Running From, Running To: A Musical Reflection on Ahmaud Arbery.

The Paris and London-based ensembles do justice to works by Mendelssohn and Enescu.

Across two volumes, the new recording BMP: Songbook showcases the producer’s knack for turning modern influences into timeless music.

The co-production received a live recording, which gloriously documents the work.

Soprano Véronique Gens has released 23 albums since 2019. Her most recent isn’t her best.

The composer’s voice perseveres in his new record despite a sacrifice in resonance, writes SFCV’s critic.

A stunning new recording from Les Arts Florissants offers a trove of scintillating Baroque duos.