Music

SoundArt: From Costa Rica to NYC features rarely heard music by composers from Costa Rica, including Susan Campos-Fonseca, Rocío Sanz Quirós, Pilar Aguilar, Valeria Bregón, Edmundo Ramírez, and Carlos José Castro Mora; who will perform with SoundArt.NYC, a music collaborative ensemble exploring and defining new paths for creativity and musical trends.

Talea Ensemble returns to Americas Society with a concert featuring electroacoustic works by David Adamcyk (Canada) and Kate Soper (United States).

Daniel Zuluaga leads Corónica, a collective of musicians from Canada, Colombia, Cuba, Argentina, and the US, in a program of vocal and instrumental pieces from 18th-century Latin America.

For the eleventh year, Music of the Americas presents talented young opera singers from Buenos Aires' Instituto Superior de Arte del Teatro Colón in recital.

Momenta Quartet returns to Americas Society for night three of their fourth annual festival with "Points of Departure," curated by Emilie-Anne Gendron.

Momenta Quartet returns to Americas Society for their annual festival. "Ocean Breakup" is curated by Momenta violist Stephanie Griffin.

Over two evenings, Music of the Americas presents five new commissioned works for Disklavier and acoustic instruments inspired by the music of Conlon Nancarrow.

Over two evenings, Music of the Americas presents five new commissioned works for Disklavier and acoustic instruments inspired by the music of Conlon Nancarrow.

For the tenth year, Music of the Americas and New York Guitar Seminar team up to present some of the best guitar music from the Americas.

In collaboration with the Centro de Experimentación del Teatro Colón, Americas Society presents the U.S. premiere production of Daniel D'Adamo's first opera, Kamchatka, at Dixon Place.