Richard S. Ginell

It’s a family affair on this new disc featuring fine accounts of the Mendelssohn Octet and two new works.

Abetted by Alexey Botvinov, Hope gives a remarkable account of Alfred Schnittke’s thorny chamber works for violin and piano.

The Clarinet Quintet is the high point of this introductory volume of Catalyst’s Uncovered series exploring Black composers.

Recorded during the pandemic, Saudade showcases recent compositions from a creative voice that deserves a broader audience.

A new release of outtakes, practice runs, and studio chatter illuminates the evolution of a jazz classic.

Dawn Upshaw, Gilbert Kalish, and Sō Percussion record Shaw’s Americana-steeped song cycle.

The composer’s latest dramatic oratorio portrays the story of Jesus from a Jewish perspective.

Five works by VOSV’s Cyril Deaconoff inspired by Stockhausen augment this rare recording of the bare-bones choral work.

Rising melds new performances with 15 years of archived material from the lauded Philadelphia choir.

Is the pianist’s latest recording the end of an era?