This collection of recordings, made over several years, serves as a documented retrospective of conductor Jörg Widmann’s ten-year tenure with the orchestra.
String masters at play.
Two new recordings of the Cello Suites by Anastasia Kobekina and Inbal Megiddo dazzle in their own way.
Composer and saxophonist Laplante’s new album explores the meanings of resonance and tuning in two contrasting compositions.
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Guided by a youthfully romantic sensibility, the trio plays with a splendid narrative flow.
Thought-provoking music rooted in the past, informed by the present, and striving for the future.
New disc features concertos by canonic composers Georg Philipp Telemann and Antonio Vivaldi alongside some by undeservedly lesser-known composers.
Herlin’s debut album invites listeners to explore the subtle connections between the music of these two Romantic-era giants
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This evocative recording is grounded in the ancient biblical tale of Lot’s wife and explores themes of memory, witness, and the cost of remembering.
This collection of nature-inspired works makes full use of the double bass’ range and pairs it with a rainbow of instrumental colors from the orchestra
Skeen’s breadth of experience comes through in his dialogue-like approach to voicing and articulation.
The violinist’s new recording with Daniel Harding and the Orchestre de la Suisse Romande shines with bold, projecting tone and a forthright sense of phrasing.
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The Grammy-winning trumpeter and composer's latest work—a blend of blues, gospel, jazz, and symphonic music—is a historical, social, and cultural powerhouse.
The music on this double-disc is dark, sometimes sublime, often intense, and at times downright uncomfortable.
These works come to life under Tomáš Netopil’s direction.
The breezy music often evokes youthful innocence as it weaves its way through a potpourri of pop, jazz, funk, and string-band styles.
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Paying homage to the laborers who constructed the transcontinental railroad, this concept album ranges from traditional American folk to world music to chamber and symphonic forms.
On ‘Bach Abel Hume,’ German cellist Anja Lechner juxtaposes the first two Bach suites with pieces for viola da gamba played on the cello.
This is another joyful recording from Open the Door for Three, a seasoned Irish-American traditional-folk trio featuring fiddler Liz Knowles, uilleann piper Kieran O’Hare, and Dublin-born singer, guitarist, and bouzouki player Pat Broaders. These nine tunes run the gamut from…
The violinist’s latest release is inspired by Chinese poetry, dancing, calligraphy, and painting, and features new works by Chinese and Chinese American composers.
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Spanning a century and a half, the works on this “American Road Trip’ represent composers of many eras, regions, and musical traditions.
With top-level artists performing compositions referring to poetry, art, and music, 'Shorthand' is a provoking collection of works.
Violinist Sara Caswell, double bassist Andrew Ryan, and multi-instrumentalist/composer Joe Brent form the nucleus of this dynamic 67-minute sonic excursion.
Composed of players from a variety of backgrounds and walks of life, this group meets weekly to rehearse, perform, and record warhorse symphonic repertoire.
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