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Roulette has been in the same SoHo space for around for 30 years, but was new to me when I […]

For those who haven't heard, Tony Tommasini, the chief classical music critic of the New York Times, is answering readers'

Australian instrumental trio The Necks made their first NY appearance in six years tonight, playing an hour-long set to a

Picture this: small, downtown club, brick wall, stage lighting. Onstage, a singer plays piano and banjo, singing cabaret-worthy songs about

Best Chamber Music Performance: Elliott Carter: String Quartets Nos. 1 And 5, Pacifica Quartet

Ok, everyone pretty much agrees the Grammys are a waste of time, but it’s fun to watch just to see if they

This weekend, BAM's kicked off its 3rd annual Sounds Like Brooklyn festival, featuring a cross-section of the many diverse musicians

I was back at Carnegie on Friday to hear Pierre-Laurent Aimard for the second night in a row, this time playing

Pierre-Laurent Aimard and Elliott Carter, Zankel Hall, 2/5/09 (More pics below.)