Bob Dylan Wins Nobel Prize in Literature
O'Neill. Faulkner. Hemingway. Dylan. Ending years of what many felt was nothing more than wild speculation, the Swedish Academy awarded the […]
Bob Dylan Wins Nobel Prize in Literature Read Post »
O'Neill. Faulkner. Hemingway. Dylan. Ending years of what many felt was nothing more than wild speculation, the Swedish Academy awarded the […]
Bob Dylan Wins Nobel Prize in Literature Read Post »
It's been four years since the New York Philharmonic appeared at the Park Avenue Armory, in a concert designed to
Preview: New York Philharmonic Plays Kaija Saariaho at the Park Avenue Armory Read Post »
If you were to guess which American orchestra is the only one Sir Simon Rattle – by wide acclaim the
Simon Rattle and the Philadelphia Orchestra at Carnegie Hall Read Post »
When I first saw the Simón Bolívar Symphony Orchestra of Venezuela at their Carnegie Hall debut nine years ago, there was a
Simón Bolívar Symphony Orchestra of Venezuela Opens Carnegie Hall Season Read Post »
A packed house filled Roulette on Saturday night, where experimental composer/musician Glenn Branca led an ensemble of four electric guitars, bass and
Glenn Branca Ensemble at Roulette Read Post »
by Robert Leeper ACME: Ben Russell – Violin; Yuki Resnick – Violin; Caleb Burhans – Viola; Clarice Jensen –
Nordic Noir at (le) Poisson Rouge Read Post »
by Nick Stubblefield A church in Bedford-Stuyvesant might not be the first place one expects to experience classical music, but that's where
Classical Thursdays Presents Sam Boutris and Levi Vutipadadorn Read Post »
“David Bowie was our hero. Intelligent, talented and with the desire to create a really new different rock…When he died,
Preview: Glenn Branca’s New Work for David Bowie This Saturday at Roulette Read Post »
by Robert Leeper TENET at the Tenri Center When musicians choose to focus their efforts on music of the long
TENET Presents the Music of Machaut and His World Read Post »