Hear variations on and rearrangements of Beethoven in works by Bang on a Can Co-Founder Michael Gordon, Grammy Award-winning John Corigliano, and California minimalist Ingram Marshall.

For Beethoven Immortal, Pt. 1, hear electronic and electroacoustic works based on or inspired by Beethoven from Wendy Carlos, Christian Löffler, Christopher Tignor and Hollas Longton.

Hear new music for cello, where Ashley Bathgate plays music by Ted Hearne and Christopher Cerrone, Kate Ellis plays Donnacha Dennehy, and Mariel Roberts plays Mario Diaz de Leon.

Revel in the sounds of ghosts, vampires, and fake Satanists with music by Valgeir Sigurdsson, Irene and Linda Buckley, and Lustmord. Plus, unsettling music by Jocelyn Pook and Ben Frost.

Composer, professor, and multi-instrumentalist Eric Chasalow talks us through the sweep of his new electro-acoustic, folky,  rockenroll sonic memoir, "Ghosts of our Former Selves." 

Hear music by Irish composer Emma O’Halloran, London producer Rival Consoles, and American composer Paul Lansky, all built around lots of tiny bits of voice, in arresting arrangements.

London composer Pete M. Wyer joins Schaefer from London to present "For Love and Only for Love." Plus, works by British composers Errollyn Wallen and Alison Cotton.

Pianist Simone Dinnerstein and The Knights perform in The Greene Space for WQXR’s 85th Anniversary. Plus, works by Puerto Rican composer Angélica Negrón and London pianist Neil Cowley.

Hear new music from Korea, much of it built around the traditional court instruments like geomungo, piri, and haegum, from Park Jiha, Bora Yoon, Jambinai, and Jin Hi Kim.