“Aida” at the Metropolitan Opera
Whenever I get the chance to go to the movies, I usually opt for indie flicks or foreign films. But, […]
“Aida” at the Metropolitan Opera Read Post »
Whenever I get the chance to go to the movies, I usually opt for indie flicks or foreign films. But, […]
“Aida” at the Metropolitan Opera Read Post »
Way back in 2007, at the 2nd Fun Fun Fun Fest, I had this to say about my first experience
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I'm starting to think that – unconditional hero-worship aside – composers are the most generous artists we have. I mean,
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Two days after joining in the standing ovation for John Adams during curtain calls at the final performance of The Death
John Adams Hosts NY Phil’s CONTACT! at SubCulture Read Post »
285 Kent. Zebulon. Monkeytown/La Sala. The Pool Parties. This week, it's Death By Audio, soon to be followed by Glasslands. Times are a-changin'
The Death of Williamsburg Read Post »
Austin, TX – The 9th edition of Austin's Fun Fun Fun Fest tore up Auditorium Shores once again last weekend
Fun Fun Fun Fest 9 Recap with Photos Read Post »
Although I'd already seen the Met Opera's acclaimed new production of John Adams' The Death of Klinghoffer, I felt compelled to see
The Death of Klinghoffer Ends Its Run at the Met Read Post »
For my money, there is no more arresting singer in the world today than Matthias Goerne: the German baritone I
White Light Festival: William Kentridge’s Winterreise Read Post »
by Nick Stubblefield Ah, the music of the French: Je t'aime. Something about it has always moved me — from the
Brooklyn Art Song Society at Bargemusic: Les Six Read Post »