Creator/director Bill Barclay teams up with The Gesualdo Six to celebrate their namesake composer, Carlo Gesualdo (1566-1613), on Feb. 13 at the Cathedral of St John The Divine. 

Canadian-based duo OKAN fuses traditional Afro-Cuban chants and rhythms with jazz, electronica and pop, in portable orchestrations. They play a show at BAM's Adam Space on Feb. 12.

American pianist Bruce Brubaker unites the music of Philip Glass and Brian Eno in a concert program at National Sawdust on Feb. 12.

Baritone Joseph Parrish performs an evening of art songs from the Harlem Renaissance at Baruch Performing Arts Center on Feb. 10.

The George Gee Swing Orchestra and the Arturo O'Farrill Afro-Latin Octet combine for a high-energy, pan-Jazz experience at Flushing Town Hall on Feb. 7.

Dublin band Sprints combines roaring guitars and searing punk melodies with inward-looking lyrics for music with abrasive authenticity. They play at Bowery Ballroom on Feb. 5

Sangjaru blends the energy of Korean folk and traditional music with the infectious rhythms of gypsy swing, funk, rock, and improvisation. They play at Joe's Pub on Feb. 4. 

Andy Statman is considered one of the world's most gifted mandolin virtuosos as well as a leading Klezmer clarinetist. He leads a trio at Barbès in Brooklyn on Wed., Feb. 4. 

NYC's Latin X-Perimental band Zemog El Gallo Bueno sings in Spanish, English, and Spanglish, and veers between so many kinds of music that it's hard to keep up. They play in-studio.