Emily D'Angelo, mezzo-soprano; Marion Ravot, harp; Matangi Quartet, string quartet. Text by Snider based on prose by Hildegard von Bingen.

William Bond, spoken word. Poem by Hilda Doolittle (H.D.).

For tenor with computer-generated electronic accompaniment. Text from "Voyage in the Blue" by John Ashbery.

Lisa Moore, piano, speaking, vocals, whistling, percussion.

Text translated from the Hebrew by Rabbi Jules Harlow.

William Bond, spoken word. Short story "Bathing" by Lucy Corin, which appears in her 2013 collection, "One Hundred Apocalypses and Other Apocalypses".

Libretto by Epstein. Aliana de la Guardia (soprano) as Rumpelstiltskin; Britt Brown (mezzo soprano) as Gretchen; Emily Thorner (soprano) as Miller; Brian Church (baritone) as King; Lilit Hartunian, violin; Stephen Marotto, cello; Philipp A. Stäudlin, saxophone; Mike Williams, percussion; Jeffrey Means, conductor.

Libretto by Hans Thomalla, after Frank Wedekind’s play "Spring Awakening"; Song lyrics by Joshua Clover. Shachar Lavi, mezzo-soprano (Wendla); Anna Hybiner, contralto (Ilse); Christopher Diffey, tenor (Melchior); Magid El-Bushra, countertenor (Moritz); Alan Pierson, conductor. Scene 10 (excerpt): I must go (Ilse, Moritz); Song: It’s getting dark (Moritz).