“The Mile Long Opera” on The High Line
Composer David Lang has never been comfortable with standards of music presentation. Thirty years ago, he – along with Michael Gordon and Julia Wolfe – founded Bang on a Can
A New Organ for New York: The Miller-Scott Organ at St. Thomas Church
"John taught me that… a pipe organ, breathing the living force of air, has a soul.” – Reverend Andrew C. Mead, former Rector, St. Thomas Church Look around, and you might
Car Seat Headrest at Brooklyn Steel
by Katie ZepfSeattle’s Car Seat Headrest played two sold-out shows this past weekend at Williamsburg’s Brooklyn Steel. The band is known for their unique lo-fi indie rock sound, which started out
Gary Clark, Jr. and Fiona Silver at BRIC Celebrate Brooklyn!
In an age where almost any sound can be manufactured – or altered – in the production studio, it was a breath of fresh air to witness a true guitar
Sarah Kohrs and Wanda Houston at The Mahaiwe in Great Barrington
Great Barrington, MA – When it comes to music in the Berkshires, there's more to life than just Tanglewood. Case in point: the 113 year old Mahaiwe theater, where last
Brandi Carlile at Celebrate Brooklyn
A packed house last night at Celebrate Brooklyn for alt-country singer Brandi Carlile. More pics on the photo page.
BRIC Celebrate! Brooklyn: Aimee Mann/ Robert Glasper’s R+R = NOW / Branford Marsalis and Roger Guenveur Smith
I've been in and out of town a bunch over the past few weeks, but when I'm home, I always make a point of stopping by the Prospect Park Bandshell,
The Neighbourhood at New Haven’s College Street Music Hall
by Katie Zepf NEW HAVEN, CT – On Friday, California's The Neighbourhood paid a visit to New Haven's College Street Music Hall, located just outside the Yale campus. Known for their
Esa-Pekka Salonen’s “Foreign Bodies” at the New York Philharmonic
Photo: Chris Lee, NY Philharmonic When the New York Philharmonic reached out to Esa-Pekka Salonen several years ago to ask him to become an artistic partner, it was not, as