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The Birds and the Bs: Bernstein in Boston
Andris Nelsons makes no apologies for Shostakovich's Third Symphony, allowing it to blare, blaze, and bloviate as written.
Jennifer Koh and Vijay Iyer in a wintry Sun Valley
Violinist and programmer Jennifer Koh finds a warm home in a black box theater in the small town of Ketchum, Idaho.
The concerto reconstructed: Detroit Symphony plays Sorey premiere
DSO plays Florence Price's Five Folksongs in Counterpoint and performs the world premiere of Tyshawn Sorey's For Marcos Balter for violin and orchestra with Jennifer Koh.
NZSO's enthralling Salonen and Schubert
Edo de Waart and the NZSO thrill with the old warhorse that is Schubert's ninth as much as in an insightful and exciting rendition of Salonen's Violin Concerto.
El cromatismo de Saariaho regresa a España con la OSG y Jennifer Koh
Un atractivo programa fundado en los contrastes, con un discurso heterogéneo que entrecruza lenguajes folclóricos, electroacústicos y clásicos, donde la emotividad se reinventa en las melodías de Kaija Saariaho.
Stunning performances of English repertoire
This all-English programme artfully combined Butterworth, Elgar and Anna Clyne – three composers a century apart yet tied together by poetic association.
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Davóne Tines is confronting whiteness in classical music
Classical music is long overdue for reconstruction. The groundbreaking bass-baritone Davóne Tines explains his engagement with this never-ending task.
Alone Together: Jennifer Koh on new commissions and telling stories
The violinist talks about her pandemic commissioning project as well the work she does that extends beyond performing concerts as Arco Collaborative’s artistic director and its primary performing artist.
Stravinsky’s lost work and Salonen’s versatile concerto
A rediscovered Funeral Song, a violin concerto that ranges from lullaby to rock’n’roll, and a powerful Rite of Spring make for a great evening with the Gothenburg Symphony and violinist Jennifer Koh.