The NY Phil kicked off 2014 on the right foot this past week with an engaging, forward-leaning program that pretty […]
Yefim Bronfman and New York Philharmonic Triumph with Rouse, Lindberg, and Tchaikovsky Read Post »
Hard to believe, but before Karlheinz Stockhausen wrote Zyklus in 1959, there were no works for solo percussion. The tireless Steve Schick,
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Photo credit: Hiroyuki Ito, The New York Times "I will say this: go to the New York Philharmonic to hear their
Preview: NY Phil and Yefim Bronfman Play Rouse, Lindberg, and Tchaikovsky Tonight Read Post »
NOTE: This contest has ended. Distinguished jazz guitarist/composer Kurt Rosenwinkel brings his New Quartet to Jazz Standard next week, and FoM
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As most New Yorkers know, the two weeks after Christmas are typically a dead time for NYC performing-arts organizations. But
Trinity Church’s Twelfth Night Festival Gala Concert with Music by Britten and Wachner Read Post »
Hard to believe, but this is the tenth year for the Winter Jazzfest: the annual wall-to-wall smorgasbord of jazz, fusion,
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Among the many casualties when City Opera folded last year was their contemporary-opera lab VOX: an essential incubator for emerging composers
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NOTE: This contest has ended. Renegade marching band Asphalt Orchestra received widespread acclaim during last summer's Lincoln Center Out of Doors Festival for their rendition of Pixies' epic Surfer
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Living out in Park Slope, I'm always on the hunt for shows I can get to, minus the long
Michael Lowenstern Comes Home to Old Stone House in Park Slope Read Post »
