Imani Winds visited NPR Music's Tiny Desk to perform Jonathan Russell's arrangement of Stravinsky's The Rite of Spring, in celebration of the 100th anniversary of the premiere in Paris.

Anonymous 4's Susan Hellauer talks about the connection between medieval music and modern, and relates how clerics of the middle ages frequently wrote about non-spiritual topics such as flirting, food, and romantic yearnings. Listen here.

Imani Winds stopped by the WCSH studio in Portland, Maine prior to their concert with Portland Ovations. Video of the in-studio performance is here.

Composer Bear McCreary and the Calder Quartet discuss their collaboration on the score for Da Vinci's Demons. See it here.

Imani Winds can be seen performing an excerpt of Mohammed Fairouz's Jebel Lebnan during this profile of the composer on Alhurra TV.

March 26 marks the release of composer Mohammed Fairouz's Native Informant on Naxos. The wind quintet Jebel Lebnan was written for Imani Winds and is featured on the recording.

Cantus stopped by the TPT studios to visit and perform. You can check it out here.

The Calder Quartet are featured on the cover of the March 2013 issue of The Strad magazine.

Imani Winds return to Sirius-XM for an exclusive program entitled "Imani Winds Black History Month Special with an Asterisk."

Imani Winds stopped by the WFMT studios in Chicago for a live performance on the acclaimed show Impromptu. You can hear all here.

Imani Winds stopped by Classical 90.5 while in Louisville to perform at the University of Louisville. Hear their conversation with Alan Brandt, and selections from their self-titled album (including works by Louisville-native Valerie Coleman, and horn player Jeff Scott).

Anonymous 4 can be heard on the February 5 edition of American Public Media's Performance Today. They are heard performing American songs from their March 2012 performance at Spivey Hall

Cantus visited the NPR Music offices for a Tiny Desk Concert. Catch it all here.

The December 18th edition of New Sounds features So Percussion and Grey McMurray in two tracks from Where (we) Live.

Cantus' latest recording, On the Shoulders of Giants, is a MPR Featured Track this week. Excerpts and interviews can be heard online, here.

Cappella Pratensis' recent recording of the Requiems of Ockeghem and De la Rue has been awarded 5 Diapasons by the major French magazine Diapason. The magazine calls the performance "linear, fluent and transparent."

Cantus' program "The Singing Revolution" was named a 2012 highlight in the Star Tribune's annual best-of list.

Cantus sings a holiday program for Sirius-XM's Holiday Pops channel 75, airing Dec. 22 at 5PM ET and the 23rd at 9PM ET.

Hear Anonymous 4 in a holiday program for Sirius-XM's Holiday Pops channel 75, airing Dec. 22 at 9PM ET and the 23rd at 5PM ET.

Anonymous 4 can be heard on the December 19th edition of American Public Media's Performance Today.

Composer David Lang and Anonymous 4 discuss Lang's new work, love fail, on NPR's Morning Edition.

Pulitzer-Prize winning composer and one of the three founders of Bang on a Can, David Lang, along with the women of vocal quartet Anonymous 4 join host John Schaefer to preview the work Lang has just written for the group, “love fail.”

Alison Young is joined by Cantus, one of America's best all-male ensembles, for singing and storytelling about gratitude and what it is to be thankful.

Live from the Edinburgh International Festival, the Calder Quartet plays music by Mozart, Ades, Norman and Mendelssohn.

Medici.tv will offer a live webcast of the July 19 performance by Roby Lakatos and Friends at the Verbier Festival.

Cappella Pratensis's new release can be heard on the July 22nd edition of the CBC Radio 2 program Choral Concert.

Calder Quartet joined host Jason Bentley of Morning Becomes Eclectic in the KCRW studios for a performance of works by Philip Glass and Beethoven. You can stream the interview and performance online.

Members of the Imani Winds, including Toyin Spellman-Diaz, Mariam Adam, Jeff Scott, and Monica Ellis, will be featured on the June 20th edition of Performance Today. Beethoven's Octet in E-flat Major, Op. 103, recorded at the Taos Center from the Arts on August 27, 2011, is performed.