New Classical Tracks®

On New Classical Tracks, pianist Jean Yves-Thibaudet talks about enjoying complete freedom on his latest album, ‘Carte Blanche.’

This week on New Classical Tracks, violinist Randall Goosby connects with his African-American heritage by premiering rediscovered works by Florence Price on his debut album, Roots. Enter the giveaway for a chance to win a copy of the album!

Pianist Beyza Yazgan reads a lot and loves to tell stories. Her new album, ‘To Anatolia,’ tells the story of her home country, Turkey, and its first classical composers.

Carolyn Surrick and Ronn McFarlane are both performers of early music. With so much in common, it is a surprise that they never worked together, until now. Their new album, ‘Fermi’s Paradox,’ is the result of their collaboration.

Vocalists Katie Jeffries-Harris and Barnaby Smith of Voces8 talk about the introspective and expansive nature of their new album, Infinity.

Jazz guitarist and composer Pat Metheny learned guitar the informal way, by ear, but he worked with classically trained musicians on his new album, 'Road to the Sun.'

Violist Abigail Rojansky and cellist Jonathan Dormand, from the Verona Quartet, talk about using folk traditions to tell stories on their debut album, Diffusion.

Pianist Isata Kanneh-Mason continues to explore what it means to perform on the global stage. On her new album, Summertime, she finds diversity in American music.

Conductor JoAnn Falletta had to think quick during the opening concert of the Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra last fall. Her efforts paid off with the release of their new album, The Four Seasons / The Four Seasons of Buenos Aires.

In this week’s New Classical Tracks, cellist Inbal Segev dishes on the first recording in a four-volume project to commission 20 composers to write 20 new works for cello.