Richard S. Ginell

The composer’s new piano concerto, written for Garrick Ohlsson, is all about bridging distances.

The violinist is in his element on this disc, a thoughtful, charming program that covers some seven centuries of music.

The jazz-funk bassist has created a striking and entertaining work.

The Gustavo Gimeno-led disc is in competition with the remastered release of a famous 1967 TSO recording under Seiji Ozawa.

The six-hour double concert is filled with surprises and welcome guest appearances.

William Grant Still’s Highway 1 captures headlines, but Alexander Zemlinsky’s The Dwarf is powerful in its revival.

The composer leads a masterful program that pairs his own work with music by Maurice Ravel.

It’s an upgrade over the HBO film, though the opera has few traces of the singer or Nirvana’s music.

Which came first, the Scherzo or the Andante?

Under Zubin Mehta’s genial direction, the orchestra plays the “Pastoral” and “Eroica” Symphonies to near perfection.