Classical

Marathon concerts are a way of concert life in New York. There's the CMJ Music Marathon, the Bang on a Can Marathon, the Grand Piano Marathon – not to mention

Well, it’s a shitty Friday, and without having seen any decent shows in a few days, I guess I’ll finally respond to this Meme that Steve Smith tagged me with

It was a less-than-full house at the final People’s Symphony Concert of the season Saturday night, which probably had a lot to do with the bill: an unknown pianist with

For over 30 years, Olga Bloom’s Bargemusic concerts have been a New York institution, albeit a peculiar one. As the name indicates, the concerts take place on a 100-foot floating

With all the fuss this year about Olivier Messiaen’s centennial, it’s easy to forget that Messiaen was the scion of a great tradition, rooted in the liturgical music of Paris.

I only ended up making it to one of the two concerts I intended to this past Sunday – and was late at that – but it was clearly the

I don’t know if I can pull it off, but there are two free Messiaen concerts happening today, both at 5pm: "L’Ascension" on the organ at St. Thomas, and the