by Michael Cirigliano II If Friday night’s concert at Carnegie Hall is any indication, the Boston Symphony is an orchestra in crisis. Although they have only technically been without a […]
By Jordi Oliveres If a visitor from another planet was asked to guess the state of the world based purely on the lyrics of popular music, the first decades of the
After an early dinner off Union Square, I walked three blocks east to Washington Irving High School on Irving Place where Yefim Bronfman, one of the world's great pianists,
by Laura Wasson Venturing to Glasslands in the very late evening is a bit like sneaking off to your cool friend’s basement in high school. The space is already dirty,
"When I was a young man in an old man's profession, I wanted to be taken seriously — doesn't everyone? And so you get aggressive and combative, but that's
By Jordan Lewis NEW ORLEANS, LA to CAZUMEL, MEXICO Five days, thirty-two bands, eight stages, one boat, and non-stop rock—this year marked the 12th anniversary of Carnival Cruise Line's and Sixthman Production's Rock
Tuesday night, Ronen hosted a Wordless Music show at LPR, featuring his familiar two-set formula of Classical and Ambient-Indie. As such, the show attracted a diverse – if bifurcated – crowd: older classical/new
By Brian Weidy In preparation for the main event at the Apollo Theater tonight to celebrate the 100th Birthday of blues legend Robert Johnson, Steve Jordan led an all-star collection of musicians through
By Caleb Easterly Ursula Oppens and the JACK Quartet gave an energetic performance at (Le) Poisson Rouge Sunday night, featuring music by Charles Wuorinen and Conlon Nancarrow. Oppens, a longtime champion
