Explore the remarkable journey of Jonathan Tetelman, one of the fastest-rising tenors in the opera world, in our exclusive interview. Discover how he overcame early career doubts to master dramatic roles, his transformation during the pandemic, and his collaborations with renowned directors like Christof Loy. Learn about his latest engagements and how he's shaping his legacy in the opera scene with a deep emotional connection to his roles. Plus, find updates on his recent Puccini role debuts at the Metropolitan Opera and his acclaimed albums.

Finnish conductor Klaus Mäkelä discusses his upcoming North American tour with the Orchestre de Paris, including conducting Stravinsky's ballets in his Carnegie Hall debut.

Baritone Justin Austin discusses his upcoming recital at Carnegie Hall with pianist Howard Watkins and the benefits of adopting an athlete's mindset as a musician.

Composer Juan Pablo Contreras discusses his orchestral work Lucha Libre!, which merges Mexican wrestling spectacles with the traditions of European classical music.

Music supervisor Lucy Bright discusses the 2022 film TÁR, including working with composer Hildur Guðnadóttir to realize the musical atmosphere of Todd Field's thriller.

Composer Brian Raphael Nabors discusses Upon Daybreak, a recent orchestral work inspired by a Maya Angelou poem, and commissioned by New Music USA's Amplifying Voices program.

Electronic musician Andrew Bennett, who records as Factor Eight, discusses his latest album, II, and the process of learning to center his music around his own voice.

Organist Lukas Hasler discusses the pipe organ's history, from ancient Egypt to modern concert halls, and his new recording of Liszt's Fantasy and Fugue on Bach.

Violinist Rachel Barton Pine discusses her album "Violin Concertos by Black Composers Through the Centuries" and her foundation's Music by Black Composers initiative.

Conductor Luke McEndarfer discusses his 20 years leading the Grammy Award-winning National Children's Chorus and the group's new album, Illumine.

Composer Jerskin Fendrix talks about the creative process behind his score for Yorgos Lanthimos's new film, Poor Things.

Architect Román Viñoly discusses the life and legacy of his father Rafael Viñoly and an upcoming tribute concert taking place at Carnegie Hall.

Conductor Malcolm J. Merriweather discusses his work with the Dessoff Choirs and shining a light on the music of composers Margaret Bonds and Vicente Lusitano.

British composer Anna Clyne shares how art, dance, and film inspire her work and discusses recent collaborations with the Orchestra of St. Luke's and London's Royal Ballet.

Composers Adam Lukas and James Everingham discuss composing music for BBC Earth's Frozen Planet II with Oscar winner Hans Zimmer.

Composer Steven Mackey discusses his new album of orchestral works, Beautiful Passing, and how personal experiences with death and memory have inspired his music.

This summer, in its third installment since its launch in 2018, the International Competition of Polish Music in Rzeszow, Poland, opened its stage to 115 contestants.

Harpist Emily Levin discusses the GroundWork(s) premiere of Angélica Negrón's Ave del paraíso in San Juan, Puerto Rico, and how the concert forged new connections between Negrón and her hometown.

Jeeyoon Kim aims to play classical music for everyone. That’s a goal shared by a lot of musicians and projects, to extend the reach of classical music to listeners who don’t normally go to concert halls for symphony concerts or chamber music recitals. It usually means the kind of crossover thing that has an orchestra playing movie music, or an operatic vocalist recording Christmas songs.