Composer Tan Dun led Metropolis artists in an audacious multimedia mesh of Eastern and Western sounds at Lincoln Center with The Martial Arts Trilogy.

“My goal as a performer is to bring across the exact replica of the composer’s vision… in full understanding of the music.”

“I have a tendency to quote some of my most beloved music when the spirit comes over me… it’s a compulsion, really.”

Oracle Hysterical members Elliot Cole, Brad Balliett, and Doug Balliett brought us probably the most twisted hip-hop throw down you’ve ever seen.

Avi Avital discusses the significance of his Grammy nomination and the story of the recording project with composer Avner Dorman and Metropolis.

Metropolis fans and curious concert-goers stepped into a cozy setting for a chamber and piano recital with pianist-composer Timothy Andres.

It’s a big year for Israeli composer Avner Dorman and his just announced Grammy nomination for “Mandolin Concerto” only makes it sweeter.

Pianist and composer Timo Andres discusses the story behind his new works, his first album release, his influences, and upcoming projects.

What if music could be composed and performed simultaneously? Jakub Ciupiński and Cristina Spinei introduce their new project.

This was a Valentine’s Day we won’t soon forget, raising over $6,000 for Partners In Health and their world-class care to the people of Haiti.

“All told, twenty-six works of various lengths were performed, most contemporary and eclectic.”

Watch concert highlights from Groanbox, New Music 101, Reverb, and Glimpses.

There’s a long tradition of composers finding inspiration in Balinese music, from Poulenc and Britten to Evan Ziporyn and Ingram Marshall.

“I absolutely love churches for their long reverb. Harmonic structures can only emerge through reverb or the listener’s memory.”

To hear her describe it in precise, almost scientific terms might lead one to believe that Erin is not her music’s best salesperson; that is, until she gets on stage.

For Cristina Spinei, writing music is inextricably linked to dance, her study of Brazilian folk music, and, at times, the sounds and rhythms of her commute on Metro-North railway.

With four completely different voices, the composers in our fall concert, REVERB, have summed up their thoughts on what new music can express.

Go behind-the-scenes and watch concert highlights and premieres from our latest interactive concert.

One of the highlights of our upcoming concert, New Music 101, is a segment we’re calling “Composing and Cocktails.”

Composer David Bruce shares insights about his new work, Groanbox, featuring Michael Ward-Bergeman on accordion.