Four composers, four telling works. Iceland shares the latest fruits of its vast pool of talent.

Tesla Quartet and Alexander Fiterstein bring a breath of fresh air to programming the clarinet quintet.

DiDonato and Nézet-Séguin make a bold case for a woman's-eye view of Schubert's winter journey.

Richard Jones's bravura staging of Ödön von Horváth's morality tale holds up a mirror to our times.

Lise Davidsen's debut excites, but Vasily Petrenko and Yusif Eyvazov also shine in Tchaikovsky's tale of terror.

Yuja and the Dude leave New York a calling card from LA.

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Julia Bullock is haunting in Katie Mitchell's exploration of Schumann's Dichterliebe and a whole lot more.

Lisette Oropesa proved a worthy winner of this year's Award, and the support were no slouches either.

Asher Fisch's Tristan, a Prokofiev Concerto, the Danish String Quartet and New York Polyphony all star.

Massenet's Manon may not pass #MeToo muster, but Lisette Oropesa shines as all the stars align.

Melbourne Symphony Orchestra bring a pair of fine Australian works to the Big Apple.