New Releases Jul. 1: Bach, Corelli, Bosmans

Music by J.S. Bach, Arcangelo Corelli, and Henriëtte Bosmans, plus Renaissance and contemporary polyphony and a tour of Eastern Europe through the prism of cello rep.

5 Bass Concertos You Should Know

From the Baroque era to today, let’s delve into some fascinating bass concertos from over the years and explore the different ways that the instrument can be showcased!

6 Epic, Over-the-Top Opera Mad Scenes

The mad scene: one of opera's most thrilling institutions.

Playlist: Architecture & Music

Frank Lloyd Wright recognized the connection between music and architecture, going so far as to claim, “They are practically one.”

New Releases Mar. 18: Gut Strings, Marsalis, Sondheim, and Selaocoe

An ambitious and inventive take on Tchaikovsky’s chamber music, a Wynton Marsalis symphony, piano reimaginings of music of Sondheim, and the multifaceted Abel Selaocoe. Plus, selections from contemporary operas without singing, and a vocal exploration on the theme of light.
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