Mozart gives us one of his astonishingly simple shifts to sublime beauty…
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Tonight we launch Voices of the New our innovative new commissions program…
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Prisoner of Conscience is a work that continues to grow in its importance to me.
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The music of Woods came to me whole, as a gift…
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There is debate about who composed this wild piece…
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I love these renditions of “O Magnum Mysterium” because while centuries apart…
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Voices welcomes guest curator and Astronautica composer Renée Favand-See…
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A member of our audience, Helen Whitney, wanted to hear…
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Voices welcomes guest curator and Astronautica composer Jennifer Jolley…
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This was the grand finale of our live concert of Spanish Music celebrating the exhibition at the Frick…
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Voices welcomes guest curator Malcolm J. Merriweather…
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We recently shared our world premiere performance of Bora Yoon's…
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A member of our audience, Ro Sheffe, requested this…
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This anthem was composed for the funeral of Queen Mary II…
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Maurice Duruflé was more influenced by Gregorian Chant than anything else…
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Schubert composed 6 Masses and a good deal of miscellaneous choral music…
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This gorgeous piece was composed by Dobrinka Tabakova for the Inauguration of the Manton Memorial Organ…
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Palestrina’s great gift was creating a comforting atmosphere of spirituality…
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It is easy to understand why this is Duruflé’s most famous piece…
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Through the never-ending use of dissonances – one after the other…
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