Legendary Argentine folk guitarist and composer Juan Falú performs solo in his Music of the Americas debut.
In their Americas Society debut, Talea Ensemble presents the world premiere of a new cycle by the Brazilian composer.
On their second U.S. tour, Cuban early music ensemble Ars Longa presents "Baroque Music from Cuba and the New World" at St. Paul's Chapel, Co
New York New Music Ensemble returns to Music of the Americas with a program featuring new music from Brazil, including three world premieres.
In their new release Tango Fado Duo (Sorel Classics), guitarist Pedro H. da Silva and bandoneonist Daniel Binelli explore the relationship between the sensuality of Argentine tango and the passion of Portuguese fado, interweaving the traditional sounds of their respective instruments.
The String Orchestra of New York City, a dynamic and conductorless ensemble, presents "Mind the Gap," featuring the world premiere of Bridges by Cuban composer Keyla Orozco for string orchestra and rumba tap dancer Max Pollak.
First-place winners of the 2016 Banff International String Quartet Competition, Rolston String Quartet performs Canadian music and Tchaikovsky at Americas Society.
Music of the Americas presents an evening of composer dialogues, featuring Zosha Di Castri, Pauchi Sasaki, and Miguel Zenón, in collaboration with Composers Now, hosted by Tania León.
Canadian ensemble L'Harmonie des saisons has their New York City debut in a duo concert spotlighting rarely heard music for the pardessus de viole.
For the tenth year, Music of the Americas presents talented young opera singers from the Instituto Superior de Arte del Teatro Colón in recital.