Author name: Peter Matthews

Feast of Music covers live music in NYC, and occasionally other places. Launched in 2007, it aspires to give equal voice to all kinds of music: everything from an indie show in a Williamsburg dive, to an orchestra concert in Carnegie Hall. As Duke Ellington once said: "There are only two kinds of music: good music...and the other kind."

Twilight of the Ring

The Met's third and final Ring cycle concluded Saturday with a marathon matinee performance of Richard Wagner's Götterdämmerung, with Debbie Voigt back in the central role of Brünnhilde after sitting out Wednesday's

Undead Music Festival: Wednesday Recap

Secret Architecture opened a marathon day of music at the Undead Festival with a set at Kenny’s Castaways. The festival runs through May 12th at various venues throughout the city.

Undead Music Festival: Medeski Martin & Wood

by Mike Engle Last night, the Brooklyn Masonic Temple was the site of a once-in-a-lifetime performance as Medeski Martin & Wood (MMW) treated a sold-out crowd to three hours of their signature

Spring for Music: Houston Symphony

by Michael Cirigliano II Carnegie Hall opened their second-annual Spring for Music Festival on Monday night with the Houston Symphony under the baton of Music Director Hans Graf. Choosing an

Crossing Brooklyn Ferry: Saturday

by Gabriel FurtadoBeirut in the Gilman Opera House (photo: Mike Benigno) For the entirety of the Dressner brothers’ ambitiously curated three-day festival, I was forced to employ a sort of musical

Toni Dove’s Spectropia at Roulette

by Laura Wasson There was something comfortable and nostalgic about being at Roulette Saturday night, where I was immediately reminded of all the dance and theater performances my parents took me to when I

Brooklyn Phil’s Outside-In Concert at Galapagos

The Brooklyn Philharmonic continued its reboot season at the initimate Galapagos Art Space Wednesday night with a show that was technically more chamber recital than orchestra concert (as they've been doing at

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