Jason Victor Serinus

The latest recording release from the New York Festival of Song spotlights tenor Joshua Blue and the American activist tradition.

The soprano introduces us to several lesser-known female composers and a fine Symbolist poet with this recording.

As wonderfully as Giacomo Puccini’s opera has been served in the studio, this Warner Classics release is up there with the best.

Though the competition is formidable, Willis-Sørensen stands up to the greatest sopranos who have interpreted this song cycle.

Two of the recently revived composer’s late masterpieces flourish in a recording with soprano Janinah Burnett and bass-baritone Dashon Burton.

In Variations on a Theme by FDR, composers from John Harbison to Vijay Iyer take inspiration from emblematic American stories.

Some of the soprano’s greatest roles are preserved in this two-CD set from the Metropolitan Opera.

A new recital album turns up a number of exciting bel canto rarities, along with familiar favorites — all beautifully sung.

With sensitivity and expertise, the baritone records music by Mason Bates, Missy Mazzoli, and Gregory Spears.

The mezzo who portrayed Rosina despite a broken leg is now one of the finest bel canto singers of our era. Here’s where to start with her discography.