Giacomo Fiore

The virtuoso composer joins pianist Sarah Cahill and violinist Kate Stenberg for an idiosyncratic piece that couldn’t be anyone else’s.

Composer Luciano Chessa brings a fresh ear to the genre but still honors its history in his opening-night performance.

The electric guitar takes center stage in a range of settings on the composer/guitarist’s new three-album set.

The composer melds oral histories of Jewish life in Warsaw with an improvising chamber ensemble and electronica.

Terry Riley, Laurie Anderson, and John Zorn improvise their way to new musical horizons.

Electronic explorer Pamela Z melds musical minds with dancer Christine Bonasea in a spontaneous, tour-de-force collaboration.

Fifty years of cutting-edge audio art stimulates the ears and imagination.

The new-music festival celebrates 20 years with their usual range of unusual music and fresh ideas.

Tod Browning’s classic film is more camp than creepy, but Philip Glass’s score still engages the imagination.

Mieczyslaw Weinberg is having a moment of rediscovery. Is his music worth it?