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READ: As her Carnegie Hall and New York recital debut approaches, we spoke with Latvian mezzo-soprano Elīna Garanča about the love-themed program for the concert, her preparations, and her inspirations. What emerged was a picture of an artist who loves to perform lied and who refuses to become complacent about her artistry and career.
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WATCH: Continuing a short video series in advance of the April 5 American Composers Orchestra concert, composer Ray Lustig reveals some of the technical difficulties experienced when developing his Latency Canons. Challenges which led him to solicit advice from pioneering electronic music composer Morton Subotnick.
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READ: Tyondai Braxton provides a brief insight into his composition Fly By Wire, a Carnegie Hall commission that receives its world premiere by Alarm Will Sound on April 6.
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We've compiled a few of the photos of Carnegie Hall, inside and outside, that you've posted to Instagram this month. 

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WATCH: Two pieces that emerged from American Composers Orchestra's Playing it UNsafe receive their world premieres in Zankel Hall on April 5. In a short video series leading up to the concert, the composers discuss their works. Here, in part one of two, Ray Lustig discusses his Latency Canons.
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