Best acts to see at Lincoln Center’s Mostly Mozart Festival

Latvian accordion sensation Sidorova makes her Mostly Mozart debut in a set including Rachmaninoff, tango king Astor Piazzolla and a little Mozart for good measure.

The ever-reliable International Contemporary Ensemble hosts a soiree à la Franz Schubert, replete with games, prizes and reworkings of the Romantic master’s music.

The critically acclaimed foursome returns to Mostly Mozart with a program of Beethoven. Once it’s over, they’ll dash up to Lincoln Center’s 10th floor nightclub to play original arrangements of Nordic folk songs.

Tenor Ian Bostridge wrote the book on Schubert’s classic song cycle Winterreise. Here, Bostridge's dramatic performance of the song cycle (orchestrated by Hans Zender and performed by ICE) promises to be a Mostly Mozart festival highlight.

J.S. Bach and Philip Glass may be separated by five centuries but the precise architectures of their music make for a perfect pairing. Ólafsson, an acclaimed Icelandic pianist, explores those connections in a late-night recital.

International Contemporary Ensemble (ICE) has built a strong presence at Mostly Mozart in recent years, and this edition is no exception. Tonight they present an intriguing program of works by the late and beloved Pauline Oliveros, along with the always-intriguing Australian composer Liza Lim and rising Icelandic star Anna Thorvaldsdottir.

What better way to spend a steamy August evening that with Mozart’s iconic opera? Soprano Laura Aikin reprises her role as Donna Anna from the 2011 Mostly Mozart production and baritone Christopher Maltman takes the on the lecherous lead in the legendary composer’s take on the Don Juan tale to close the festival.