New audio and video recordings in my collection

I have recently acquired the following recordings of contemporary operas :

- John Adams : Doctor Atomic, conducted by John Adams, recorded in London (April 2017), published by Nonesuch Records (CD) ;
- Brett Dean : Hamlet, conducted by Vladimir Jurowski, directed by Neil Armfield, recorded in Glyndebourne (July 2017), published by Opus Arte (Blu-ray) ;
- Sebastian Fagerlund : Höstsonaten (Autumn Sonata), conducted by John Storgårds, recorded in Helsinki (September 2017), published by Bis (CD) ;

- John Harbison : Winter's Tale, conducted by Gil Rose, recorded at Mechanics Hall (Worcester, MA) in March 2009, published by BMOP Sound (CD) ;
- Bo Holten : Gesualdo Shadows, conducted by Bo Holten, directed by Deda Cristina Colonna, recorded at The Funen Opera, Odense (November 2016), published by Dacapo (DVD) ;
- Tod Machover : Death and the Powers, conducted by Nicole Paiement, directed by Diane Paulus, recorded in the Margot and Bill Winspear Opera House, Dallas, TX (February 2014), published by the Dallas Opera (Blu-ray) ;

 
- Thea Musgrave : Mary, Queen of Scots, conducted by Peter Mark, recorded in Norfolk (VA) in April 1979, published by Lyrita (CD) ;
- Marcello Panni : Hanjo, conducted by Carlo Boccadoro, directed by Cesare Scarton, recorded in Teatro Palladium in Rome (November 2016), published by EMA Vinci Records (DVD) ;

 
- Seppo Pohjola : The Closet and My Dearest, conducted by Tuomas Rousi, recorded in Kuusankoski (September 2007) and published by Alba (CD) ;
- Aribert Reimann : L'Invisible, conducted by Donald Runnicles, recorded in Berlin (October 2017) and published by Oehms Classics (CD) ;

- Alessandro Solbiati : Leggenda, conducted by Gianandrea Noseda, directed by Stefano Poda, recorded in Torino (September 2011), published by EMA Vinci Records (DVD) ;
- Maurizio Squillante : The Wings of Daedalus, recorded in Rome (2008) and published by Wergo (CD).

I have catalogued all my opera recordings on LibraryThing.

New recordings of contemporary operas in my collection

I have recently acquired the following recordings of contemporary operas :

- Dominick Argento : Casanova's Homecoming, conducted by Peter Jacoby, Newport Classic, NPD 85673/2
- Gerald Barry : The Importance of Being Earnest, conducted by Thomas Adès, NMC D197
- Harold Blumenfeld : Seasons in Hell, conducted by Gerhard Samuel, Albany, Troy 262/63

- Michael Ching : A Midsummer Night's Dream, conducted by Curtis Tucker, Albany, Troy 1507/08
- Daniel Crozier : With Blood, With Ink, conducted by Timothy Myers, Albany, Troy 1513/14
- Scott Everly : The House of the Seven Gables, conducted by David Gilbert, Albany, Troy 447

- Lorenzo Ferrero : Mare Nostro, conducted by Gianfranco Masini, Ricordi, RFCD 2016
- Ricky Ian Gordon : A Coffin in Egypt, conducted by Timothy Myers, Albany, Troy 1500
- Lee Hoiby : A Month in the Country, conducted by Steven Osgood, Albany, Troy 747-748

- James MacMillan : Clemency, conducted by David Angus, Bis, Bis-2129
- Nico Muhly : Two Boys, conducted by David Robertson, Nonesuch, 7539-79560-2
- Thea Musgrave : An Occurence at Owl Creek Bridge, conducted by the composer, NMC D167

- Richard Owen : Rain, conducted by Richard Owen Jr., Albany, Troy 623/24
- Krzysztof Penderecki : Ubu Rex, conducted by Jacek Kaspszyk, Accord, ACD 133-2
- William Grant Still : Highway One, USA, conducted by Philip Brunelle, Visionary Records, Vis 734

- Tan Dun : Marco Polo, conducted by Tan Dun, Sony, S2K 62912

- Judith Weir : The Vanishing Bridegroom, conducted by Martyn Brabbins, NMC D196
- Barbara White : Weakness, conducted by Michael Pratt, Albany, Troy 1441

It is a shame that the Albany company doesn't provide precise datas about the whereabouts of the recordings they publish (date, location, live or studio). I assume most recordings are from the first run of performances of these operas, but in several years, it might not be so easy to find information about that.