“Celebrate Ornette!” at Celebrate Brooklyn!
by Robert Leeper Photo credits: Christopher Gregory, The New York Times There was something majestic, something paternal in his sly smile. Ornette Coleman spent the better part of his time on […]
New Music at the New York Philharmonic
"We have taken a deliberately non-dogmatic approach to selecting the art to be displayed…The only criterion was that the concerts comprise music that we believe in and are excited to
Preview: Ornette Coleman Celebration at Celebrate Brooklyn!
Ornette Coleman Quartet 1962 NYC | Jimmy Garrison, Bobby Bradford, Ornette, Charles Moffett | photographer unknown When Ornette Coleman made his storied 1959 New York City debut at the Five
FREE TICKETS: Typical Music at DiMenna Center (CONTEST ENDED)
NOTE: This contest has ended. Kettle Corn New Music closes its season this Saturday, June 14, at 7:00 p.m. with Typical Music piano trio, and FoM is giving away two pairs of
Northside Festival Grows Up
For fans of indie music, Brooklyn's Northside Festival has always been the scruffy little sister to CMJ, filling the clubs of Greenpoint and Williamsburg each June with a woolly mix of
FREE TICKETS: Ensemble ACJW at SubCulture
NOTE: This contest has ended. Recently hailed as "New York's de facto leading chamber orchestra" (New York Classical Review), Ensemble ACJW gives its final concert of the season at SubCulture
Janelle Monáe Blows Open the Summer at Celebrate Brooklyn!
Janelle Monáe might be today's most uncategorizable popular artist. She is frustratingly difficult to pigeonhole: her music channels soul, R&B, funk, pop, rock, jazz, folk, and probably a dozen other styles,
Electronic Music at the Source: Detroit’s Movement Festival
DETROIT, MI - There's no doubt about it: electronic music is having its moment in the sun. Daft Punk won Album of the Year at the most recent GRAMMY's. Pop acts
Awe-Inspiring Reverence: The Arvo Pärt Project at Carnegie Hall
by Michael Cirigliano II Photo credit: TheOrthodoxChurch.info If there were any doubts as to why Arvo Pärt remains the most-performed living composer for three years running, one only had to