Tyondai Braxton shares selections he sat with in 2020, a year that forced a reexamination on how we go about our daily lives as well as our relationship with time.

In the debut episode of Migration Music, Han Chen talks with composer Reinaldo Moya about his opera Tienda and his immigrant story.

Arone Dyer shares a smattering of what she listens to for emotional inspiration.

Rajna Swaminathan shares a playlist questioning -- what intensities and multitudes are contained within this unprecedented stillness?

Brittelle formulates a playlist around the artists and inspiration behind the release of his recent digital single "Dido's Lament (Revisited)."

Pianist Erika Dohi curates a playlist that tries to find stillness amidst the chaos, with music reminding us that we will be okay.

Composer and performer Amino Belyamani highlights tracks with deep artistry coupled with tasteful and creative risk-taking.

Matthew Evan Taylor’s The Unheard Mixtapes has reconciled his artistic identity as a classical composer focused on social justice, Black expressive culture, and experimentalism.

Composer and performer Mattew Evan Taylor curates a playlist as an audio love letter to all the people that dared to hear differently and taught him to do the same.

December 4-23, 2020 / The Wethersfield Estate

A brand-new, live, immersive, reimagining of the Holiday Classic for safe family viewing

December 12-20, 2020 / Online Event

Global program with artists, performing arts professionals and audiences from 6 countries

In selecting week’s tracks, composer and performer Darian Donovan Thomas curated tracks related to the cartoon character Garnet, one of the crystal gems from the cartoon Steven Universe.

Introducing Metropolis Radio! Molly Joyce curates her “survival kit” of music for the forthcoming winter and likely shelter-in-place period with the ongoing pandemic.

Introducing Metropolis Radio, our new ongoing series of curated Spotify playlists from the next generation of composers and performers.

October 27, 2020 / Online Event

Metropolis Ensemble’s Debut Digital Festival, curated by Immanuel Wilkins, Erika Dohi, Daniel Anastasio, and Ryan Francis and hosted by House of Yes and (Le) Poisson Rouge.

The second installment of a five-part series commissioned by Metropolis Ensemble released October 27 on New Amsterdam Records.

Did you know you can watch Metropolis Ensemble on the big screen via Roku or Amazon Fire TV?

Metropolis in collaboration with the Met Museum’s MetLiveArts presents an evening of freely-improvised and composed elements.