Hear voice as instrument, in work by drummer Tyshawn Sorey for pianist Awadagin Pratt and Roomful of Teeth, by Swedish-Iranian pianist Shida Shahabi, and by playful producer Johan Lenox.

Hear music drawing on Sardinian choral polyphony, Indian classical music, Native American chant, and Syrian wedding music from Ligeti Quartet, Kronos Quartet, and New York-based ETHEL.

Hear music inspired by a 700-verse Hindu scripture, The Bhagavad Gita, by American composers Philip Glass, Douglas Cuomo, and John Adams; and English composer Jocelyn Pook.

Hear music drawing on Medieval and Renaissance sources by Irish soprano Caitriona O’Leary and Anakronos, Ukrainian sound artist Heinali, the Hilliard Ensemble with Jan Garbarek, & more.

Hear new approaches to music for piano, bass and drums (and more), by hybrid trio GoGo Penguin, Matthew Shipp's trio, bass player Yosef Gutman's trio, and Danish duo Svaneborg Kardyb.

Hear music for violin, viola, and/or cello with other sounds by transdisciplinary composer Yaz Lancaster; cellist and composer MIZU; and Cuban-American Bryan Senti, among others.

Hear blend(s) of music rooted in Northeast Africa by Ethiojazz pioneer Mulatu Astatke with Hoodna Orchestra, London-based Somali-rooted Dur Dur Band, and Somaliland singer Sahra Halgan.

There's groove-based jazz, post-rock, and minimalism in music by Oregon-based quintet Blue Cranes, by Manchester-based trio GoGo Penguin, and the reinvented quartet, The Bad Plus.

Hear pieces using voices to create a place by Lithuanian composer Zibuokle Martinaitytė, Kenyan composer/sound artist Nyokabi Kariuki, and American composer John Luther Adams.