Pianist Evren Ozel, violist Jordan Bak, and violinist Geneva Lewis give an impressive recital in an unusual configuration.
For Piano Spheres, Kallay used Alexander Scriabin’s Fifth Sonata as a jumping-off point to explore “ecstatic states.”
Stephen King’s bestselling novel comes to the opera stage with, thankfully, less luridness than Stanley Kubrick’s famous film adaptation.
Conductor John Nelsons, mezzo-soprano Joyce DiDonato, and collaborators give great performances of Roméo et Juliette and Cléopâtre.
The orchestra caps a remarkable 10-day run with premieres from composers Ellen Reid and Gabriella Smith.
The South Bay company tests its mettle in the composer’s youthful, turbulent work.
There was a lot of talent on the stage in Torrance. Time to let them lead.
Julia Wolfe’s new oratorio makes a passionate feminist argument that’s musically and theatrically unrelenting.
Our intrepid New York correspondent binges on the city’s most celebrated new-music marathon and shares its many hidden gems.
The Seattle organization brilliantly realizes a double bill of operas about the Holocaust by composer Jake Heggie.
