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WITH the citywide American Mavericks celebration of home-grown artistic modernity behind us now, music lovers will most likely fall into two camps: some who wish the party never had to end, and others ready to soak up sounds of an earlier vintage. Anyone still hungry for fresh sounds can look to CUTTING EDGE CONCERTS, an annual new-music series hosted by the composer Victoria Bond. That's not to say that what you will hear during the first program lacks historical resonances. Rufus Muller, a tenor widely admired for his interpretations of Bach's music, joins the pianist Jenny Lin in Ms. Bond's ''Leopold Bloom's Homecoming.'' And N. Lincoln Hanks, whose piano work ''Monstre Sacre'' receives its premiere, has extensive experience in early-music vocal groups. Also appearing is the Danjam Orchestra, a jazz ensemble; the festival continues through April 30 . 7:30 p.m. Monday, Leonard Nimoy Thalia Theater at Symphony Space, 2537 Broadway, at 95th Street, (212) 864-5400, symphonyspace.org; $20, students and 65+ $15. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]