Composer/soprano Héloïse Werner has expanded her brilliant lockdown invention for Gesualdo Six.
Alex Ross profiles the Spektral Quartet for The New Yorker, calling the group’s new album a tour-de-force.
The Tallis Scholars’ latest recording of Josquin Desprez’s Masses is an Editor’s Choice at Gramophone magazine.
Both The Tallis Scholars and Vox Luminis are among the “10 best choirs in the world” according to BBC Music Magazine.
Helen Charlston and Toby Carr, along with members of The Gesualdo Six, perform a work from Monteverdi’s Lamento della Ninfa.
The Tallis Scholars survey of Josquin Desprez’s Masses can be heard on Gramophone‘s The Listening Room.
The Pew Center has announced a grant of $300,000 to The Crossing in support of Farming, a concert-length musical work by Ted Hearne.
The Crossing has announced that it will be releasing four new films prior to the 2020 U.S. presidential election.
Van Luijk Quartet’s new recording of Mozart String Quintets, with violist Adrien La Marca, is a Gramophone Editor’s Choice.
London Sound Gallery, a chamber music festival curated by The Gesualdo Six, launches online on October 25.
The Gesualdo Six’s most recent album is among Limelight‘s favorite 25 albums of the past year.
The Sō Percussion Collaborative Workshop is a nine-day online festival for musicians from a wide range of musical practices.