River Whyless, Little Tybee and Il Abanico Played Paper Gardens BBQ
What better way to spend a warm April Saturday than with a trio of excellent bands out back of the Paper Garden Records offices in Clinton Hill. Thanks to River […]
Iván Fischer and Orchestra of St. Luke’s Present All-Mozart Program
by Michael Cirigliano II To close out their season at Carnegie Hall, the Orchestra of St. Luke's presented an all-Mozart program Thursday night, under the Budapest Festival Orchestra’s music director
Nibelung Family Tree
For anyone venturing up to the Met to see The Ring over the next few weeks, here's a handy—if a bit goofy—guide, courtesy of the Wagner Society of New York. What
The Met’s Ring Cycle: Die Walküre
by Angela Sutton Photo – Andrea Mohin / New York Times Richard Wagner's Ring cycle rolled on Friday night at the Met, continuing the saga with the second installment, Die
Dr. John’s Inside Out at BAM
For the past three weeks, Dr. John has turned BAM's Howard Gilman Opera House into his own private Bonnaroo, presenting a variety of music inspired by his New Orleans roots. In
Jezabels @ Bowery Ballroom
By Freya Wilcox As an Australian recently moved to NYC, it is astounding to watch the music scenes of both countries intersect and unfurl. Aside from bands like AC/DC and
Brooklyn Brass Clash – Underground Horns vs PitchBlak Brass Band
The inaugural Brooklyn Brass Clash at Brooklyn Bowl featured Underground Horns battling PitchBlak Brass Band in an all-out display of horn-heavy rhythms and grooves.
Mitsuko Uchida Plays Schubert at Carnegie Hall
For all of the remarkable orchestral concerts that have occurred at Carnegie Hall this season, there is no more iconic sight than seeing the cavernous Carnegie stage occupied solely by a single
Javelin Live at the Brooklyn Bowl
By Jordi Oliveres For those who haven't been, Brooklyn Bowl is a place of strange juxtapositions. When I arrived, I ordered a beer at the retro, wood-paneled bar. To my right, bowling