Author name: Peter Matthews

Feast of Music covers live music in NYC, and occasionally other places. Launched in 2007, it aspires to give equal voice to all kinds of music: everything from an indie show in a Williamsburg dive, to an orchestra concert in Carnegie Hall. As Duke Ellington once said: "There are only two kinds of music: good music...and the other kind."

FoM on Myspace

  Feast of Music now has its very own Myspace page! Check it out for tracks and updates on upcoming Feast of Music Presents…

Ugly Business

Wow, what a D-bag this fictional promoter is. The scary part is: I now know how very easy it would be to fall into this downward spiral. (Thanks to Steven Swartz

Wreaking Havoc

 There's been plenty of chatter about the business implications of Iceland's volcanic eruption, which has shut down airports all throughout Europe due to the danger of volcanic ash getting into

CONTACT Lenses

 The NY Phil – or, at least, those who weren't stuck at Avery Fisher - traveled 30 blocks north from their usual home to Symphony Space Friday night for the second (and

Feast of Music Presents – Vol. 1

 Last night's first-ever of Feast of Music Presents brought a little bit of everything to the back room of Littlefield, located on an unassuming stretch of Degraw Street between 3rd and 4th

Inspiration

 On the eve of the first Feast of Music Presents, I'd like to share this little essay penned by one Doc Pickles that pretty well captures what I hope this

FoM Presents – Getting There, etc.

For all those who have never been to Littlefield, or don't make a habit of traveling to Park Slope on a Thursday night (or any night of the week), guess what? You're

Pieces of Glass

Yesterday, I took a break from this week's show prep to clean house, finish my taxes, and make a trip into LPR for last night's program of works by Philip Glass.  Signal, who have

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