by Talia Page The Lemonheads, fronted by Evan Dando, played an impressive 2-hour set last night at The Knitting Factory in Brooklyn. Dando’s simple narrative style has made him, arguably, […]
by Caleb Easterlyphoto courtesy of nyphil.org On Tuesday night, the New York Philharmonic gave a concert of music centered around a theme of change: the New York premiere of Polaris: Voyage
Closing out a busy weekend of APAP-related activities was the annual GlobalFest, bringing together 12 acts on three stages at Webster Hall on Sunday night. Organized by Lincoln Center's Bill Bragin, Isabel
“In rock ’n’ roll there’s just as much cultural weight (as jazz), but that sense of responsibility isn’t there when people talk about it. Instead there’s constant evolution, and it’s
by Angela Sutton On Tuesday, the American Liszt Society presented pianist Alexandre Dossin in solo recital at the Midtown Yamaha Artist's Studio. As one would expect, original and transcribed works
by Linda Hutchinson The Cornelia Street Café was packed with cool jazz-times-three on Saturday night, just one of the many events that happened in town last weekend as part of the
There are few Americans who have the insider's view that Joe Drew has of the late Karlheinz Stockhausen's inner circle. Joe, who is completing his dissertation on Stockhausen at NYU's Steinhardt school, participated in
by FoM (Photo: Hamburg Symphony) Roulette is clearly stepping up their game in their new Brooklyn home with this concert by the Hamburg Symphony Orchestra on Jan. 23, featuring Messiaen's
by Don Hagar The waters were calm last Thursday evening for Steven Beck’s performance of 20th-century piano music at Bargemusic, part of their ongoing Here and Now Series. Which made
