Francis Johnson gets a dazzling revival from Music of the Regiment and the New York Baroque Dance Company.
Early music veterans Sequentia turned a concert of 11th-century German songs into a meditation on music itself.
Conductor Tianyi Lu made her debut with the SF Symphony, but violinist Maria Dueñas stole the show.
The soprano debuted the title role in Susannah at Lyric Opera of Chicago. She returned to perform and record an all-Puccini recital.
A new recording with Donald Runnicles from the Grand Teton Music Festival lands between Viennese warmth and Bernsteinian angst.
Gustavo Dudamel’s triumphant final concerts as music director of the LA Philharmonic reflected his main interests.
Pairing Igor Stravinsky’s A Soldier’s Tale with a new work made for exciting, enlivening theater.
Allison Loggins-Hull’s latest album is a deeply personal document of her time with the Cleveland Orchestra.
On Vesper, Sean Shibe makes a case that the classical guitar is one of contemporary music's most vital frontiers.
The revival is a devastating triumph powered by Eun Sun Kim and Elena Pankratova.
