Tamzin Elliott

Three bold new recordings take different routes to connecting classical with the rest of the musical world.

The vocalist/multi-instrumentalist’s latest opus is a compassionate look at our time and a cornucopia of farsighted connections.

A cycle of songs that chart “birth, blooming, fracturing, and rebirth” in the year of the coronavirus.

The singer sets her father’s melancholy poetry to evocative new music.

Fure’s new album strikes fear in the listener but makes a profoundly human point.

Serpa’s multimedia project incorporates sometimes unsettling home videos.

The composer melds voices, cello, and electronics in works based on texts from three poets.

C4NM and Transgender Cultural District host a forum on finding equity in the arts for all.

The experimental sound artist and percussionist showed broad imagination and commitment in an evening of improvisation and musical fragments.

A full evening of improvised music makes for challenging and rewarding listening.