Regina Carter and Reverse Thread at the Jazz Standard
by Nicholas Fernandez Photo courtesy of ReginaCarter.com In some ways, Friday night's Regina Carter set at the Jazz Standard felt like an episode of This American Life: the music was […]
Philip Glass and Tim Fain Concert at the Met Museum
Tonight at 7 pm (as in RIGHT NOW) Q2 Music presents a live audio Webcast of composer-pianist Philip Glass and violinist Tim Fain's performance from the Met Museum's Temple of Dendur. Hosted by WQXR's Terrance McKnight, the
MATA Festival: Composer/Performers Today at Roulette
The second night of this year's MATA Festival – devoted, as in past years, to composers under the age of 40 – focused on the music of young composer/performers, with
Unsound Festival: Next Life, Hype Williams and Actress at (Le) Poisson Rouge
by Laura Wasson The crowd at (Le) Poisson Rouge Thursday night was as diverse and eclectic as the lineup: everyone from hipsters, to metal heads, to professionals crammed into the disco/bordello-like
Pianist Jenny Q Chai at Zankel
by Angela Sutton Few composers after World War I have shown much interest in the singing piano lines or melodic hooks favored in the nineteenth century. Consequently, their works are
Unsound Festival – LXMP & Peaking Lights
The Unsound Festival featured the U.S. debut of LXMP followed by Peaking Lights at the David Rubenstein Atrium at Lincoln Center as part of the Target Free Thursdays Concert Series.
These United States at Webster Hall
By Melissa Caruso Jesse Elliott of These United States, Webster Hall, Tuesday 4/17/2012 On Tuesday, rock quartet These United States, comprised of boys from both Brooklyn and North Carolina, played Webster
Spacing Out to Spaces at Public Assembly
by James PellegrinoBrooklyn’s own nerd-metal band Spaces performed at Public Assembly last night, taking a note out of the Megaman music book with energetic keyboard licks and electro-magnetic effects on lead guitar,